Women in Polish Cinema, with Ewa Mazierska
From the archetypes that defined female characters on screen to the directors who pushed back against them. In this episode of Polish Cinema for Beginners we turn the lens on the women of Polish cinema — who they were, how they were depicted, and what it took to make films in an industry dominated by men. Taking us through this landscape is Ewa Mazierska — Professor of Film and Cultural Studies at the University of Central Lancashire, and co-author of Women in Polish Cinema, the definitive English-language study of the subject.--This podcast is part of Polish Cinema for Beginners — a project by the Wrocław Film Foundation, bringing Polish cinema closer to international audiences. Co-produced by Academic Radio LUZ, with special thanks to their Department of Culture.New episodes alternate between films and topics, so there's always something to learn about Polish cinema. This is a topic episode. Each topic episode discusses a different aspect related to Polish cinema, without focusing on any specific film production.Find out more about Polish Cinema for Beginners at polishcinema.com.pl and follow us on our socials at facebook.com/polishcinema and instagram.com/polishcinema to stay updated on our events and new episode releases.Find out more about Academic Radio LUZ at radioluz.pl and on their social media instagram.com/radio_luz.From the archetypes that defined female characters on screen to the directors who pushed back against them. In this episode of Polish Cinema for Beginners we turn the lens on the women of Polish cinema — who they were, how they were depicted, and what it took to make films in an industry dominated by men. Taking us through this landscape is Ewa Mazierska — Professor of Film and Cultural Studies at the University of Central Lancashire, and co-author of Women in Polish Cinema, the definitive English-language study of the subject.--This podcast is part of Polish Cinema for Beginners — a project by the Wrocław Film Foundation, bringing Polish cinema closer to international audiences. Co-produced by Academic Radio LUZ, with special thanks to their Department of Culture.New episodes alternate between films and topics, so there's always something to learn about Polish cinema. This is a topic episode. Each topic episode discusses a different aspect related to Polish cinema, without focusing on any specific film production.Find out more about Polish Cinema for Beginners at polishcinema.com.pl and follow us on our socials at facebook.com/polishcinema and instagram.com/polishcinema to stay updated on our events and new episode releases.Find out more about Academic Radio LUZ at radioluz.pl and on their social media instagram.com/radio_luz.
Ewa Mazierska opisuje archetyp polskiej matki, który istniał przez wiele lat w polskiej kulturze i mediach, w tym w filmach przed i po II wojnie światowej.
Ewa Mazierska omawia zmiany w reprezentacji kobiety w filmach, od lat 50. do współczesności, w tym wpływ ideologii na reprezentację kobiet w filmach polskich.
Ewa Mazierska omawia rozwój roli kobiet w polskim filmowaniu, od przed II wojny światowej do końca komunizmu, w tym wpływ finansowego kryzysu na reprezentację kobiet w filmach.
Ewa Mazierska analizuje reprezentację kobiety w filmach po upadku komunizmu, w tym wpływ na reprezentację kobiet w filmach genrecznych i autorskich.
Ewa Mazierska opowiada o roli kobiet jako reżyserów w polskim filmowaniu, w tym o Wandy Jakubowskiej i Agnieszkę Holland, a także o trudnościach kobiet w dostępu do kariery reżysera.
Rozmowa kontynuuje omówienie roli kobiet w polskim filmowaniu, skupiając się na Agnieszce Holland i jej karierze.
Kobieta opowiada o stylu i tematach Agnieszki Holland, podkreślając jej wielowymiarowość i polityczność.
Rozmowa skupia się na zmianach w polskim filmowaniu, notując rosnącą rolę kobiet jako reżyserów i analizując obecne trendy.
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From the archetypes that defined female characters on screen to the directors who pushed back against them. In this episode of Polish Cinema for Beginners we turn the lens on the women of Polish cinema — who they were, how they were depicted, and what it took to make films in an industry dominated by men. Taking us through this landscape is Ewa Mazierska — Professor of Film and Cultural Studies at the University of Central Lancashire, and co-author of Women in Polish Cinema, the definitive English-language study of the subject.
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This podcast is part of Polish Cinema for Beginners — a project by the Wrocław Film Foundation, bringing Polish cinema closer to international audiences. Co-produced by Academic Radio LUZ, with special thanks to their Department of Culture.
New episodes alternate between films and topics, so there's always something to learn about Polish cinema. This is a topic episode. Each topic episode discusses a different aspect related to Polish cinema, without focusing on any specific film production.
Find out more about Polish Cinema for Beginners at polishcinema.com.pl and follow us on our socials at facebook.com/polishcinema and instagram.com/polishcinema to stay updated on our events and new episode releases.
Find out more about Academic Radio LUZ at radioluz.pl and on their social media instagram.com/radio_luz.
From the archetypes that defined female characters on screen to the directors who pushed back against them. In this episode of Polish Cinema for Beginners we turn the lens on the women of Polish cinema — who they were, how they were depicted, and what it took to make films in an industry dominated by men. Taking us through this landscape is Ewa Mazierska — Professor of Film and Cultural Studies at the University of Central Lancashire, and co-author of Women in Polish Cinema, the definitive English-language study of the subject.
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This podcast is part of Polish Cinema for Beginners — a project by the Wrocław Film Foundation, bringing Polish cinema closer to international audiences. Co-produced by Academic Radio LUZ, with special thanks to their Department of Culture.
New episodes alternate between films and topics, so there's always something to learn about Polish cinema. This is a topic episode. Each topic episode discusses a different aspect related to Polish cinema, without focusing on any specific film production.
Find out more about Polish Cinema for Beginners at polishcinema.com.pl and follow us on our socials at facebook.com/polishcinema and instagram.com/polishcinema to stay updated on our events and new episode releases.
Find out more about Academic Radio LUZ at radioluz.pl and on their social media instagram.com/radio_luz.