EWA GĘBICKA FROM THE FILM PROPAGANDA DEPARTMENT TO THE CENTRAL...

Discover a fascinating journey through the history of Polish cinema, showcasing its evolution as an institution of social life. Ewa Gębicka's book is an analysis of the influence of politics, economics, and art on the shaping of cinematography in Poland. Immerse yourself in the world of filmmaking, where infrastructure, production practices, and distribution intertwine to create a unique picture of the era.

• In-depth analysis of the influence of politics on cinema
• Detailed study of the infrastructure of filmmaking
• Unique perspective on the practices of film production and distribution
• Insightful examination of the attitudes of creators and viewers
• Presentation of the systems of production, distribution, and exploitation of films
• Identification of the basic regularities of the functioning of cinema under the conditions of state monopoly

Ewa Gębicka's book is not only a historical analysis but also an attempt to understand the mechanisms that shaped Polish cinema under specific political and economic conditions. Based on solid research, the author presents a comprehensive picture of cinematography as an institution of social life, which was subject to both external and internal influences.

The University of Silesia Publishing House presents readers with a publication that will surely interest both film historians and all those who want to better understand the role of film in shaping Polish culture and identity. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge about Polish cinema, which allows you to look at it from a new perspective.

Thanks to her attentive approach and thorough analysis, Ewa Gębicka has created a work that will surely remain in the memory of readers for a long time. Her book is not only an analysis of facts but also an attempt to understand the spirit of the era and the influence that cinema had on Polish society. It is a must-read for all film lovers and history enthusiasts.

Technical data:

Number of pages: 222

Binding: paperback

Format: 210x153 mm

Year of publication: 2022