BLACK THURSDAY DVD - ANTONI KRAUZE

Travel back in time to the dark days of December 1970, when the Polish army opened fire on demonstrating Poles on the Coast. The film "Black Thursday" is a moving reconstruction of these tragic events, which will be remembered for a long time. Immerse yourself in the dramatic story and learn about the fate of people whose lives changed forever.

• Spectacular reconstruction of the events in Gdynia
• Outstanding acting performances by Piotr Fronczewski and Wojciech Pszoniak
• Touching roles by Marta Honzatko and Michał Kowalski
• Captivating music by Michał Lorenc
• "Ballad of Janek Wiśniewski" performed by Kazik Staszewski
• Additional materials: film trailer, music video, documentary

"Black Thursday" is a film that deeply moves and makes you reflect on the history of Poland. Antoni Krauze, the director of the film, reconstructs the events of December 1970 with extraordinary precision, showing the brutality and senselessness of the then authorities. This film is a tribute to the victims of those days and a reminder of the need to remember the past. The production was appreciated by both critics and viewers, winning numerous awards and distinctions. Michał Lorenc's music further emphasizes the drama of the film, and the "Ballad of Janek Wiśniewski" performed by Kazik Staszewski became a symbol of those events.

The film "Black Thursday" is not only a historical reconstruction, but also a story about human fates. We learn the story of an 18-year-old who became a symbol of the fight for freedom and dignity. The film also shows the political backstage of those days, presenting the figures of Władysław Gomułka and Zenon Kliszko. The actors playing these roles created unforgettable creations that will be remembered by the audience for a long time. "Black Thursday" is a film worth seeing to understand the history of Poland and pay tribute to the victims of those tragic events.

Kino Świat publishing house presents the DVD edition of the film "Black Thursday" in 194x138 mm format. The film was released in 2014 and has a plastic cover. Additionally, the DVD includes additional materials such as the film trailer, Kazik Staszewski's music video and the documentary "Black Thursday. Gdynia '70. Why". This is an excellent opportunity to learn about the history of "Black Thursday" and pay tribute to the victims of those tragic events.