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Tematem artykułu jest film Macieja Drygasa „Usłyszcie mój krzyk” (1991) – słynny dokument opowiadający o podpaleniu się Ryszarda Siwca, które miało miejsce 8 września 1968 r. na Stadionie Dziesięciolecia w Warszawie. Sikora stwierdza, że w swym filmie Drygas zderzył ze sobą przede wszystkim dwa performanse, które wydarzyły się w jednym miejscu i w jednym czasie i które pozostały względem siebie w szczególny sposób nieprzezroczyste – akt samospalenia Siwca i odbywające się na stadionie dożynki państwowe. Autor kreśli rozmaite konteksty tych wydarzeń (m.in. odniesienie do „Wesela” Andrzeja Wajdy /1972/), a przede wszystkim osadza swoje rozważania w obszarze badań performatywności. Analiza tych zagadnień prowadzi go do konstatacji, że film i kino jako formy rytuału mogą odczyniać historię, ale także pozwalają zobaczyć ją czasem na nowo w innym i pełniejszym świetle.
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The subject of the article is the film by Maciej Drygas “Hear My Cry” (1991) – a famous documentary about the self-immolation of Ryszard Siwiec, which took place on September 8, 1968 at the Decade Stadium (Stadion Dziesięciolecia) in Warsaw. Sikora states that Drygas collided two performances that happened in one place and at one time and that remained opaque to each other in a special way – the act of self-immolation by Siwiec and the state harvest festival taking place at the stadium. The author sketches various contexts of these events (including references to Andrzej Wajda’s “The Wedding” /1972/ ), and above all, he sets his reflections in the field of performativity research. The analysis of these issues leads him to the conclusion that film and cinema as a form of ritual can break the spell cast on history, but also allow it to be seen again and again in a different and fuller light.
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The text refers to two documentary projects that were created by well-known Polish documentary film directors: Maciej Drygas and Mirosław Dembiński. The first one, Łódź from Dawn till Dusk, was made as a part of the education program at the Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódź in 2007. For several years, students in the second year of the Directing Department made short films about Łódź, forming out of this mosaic, images of the city from dawn till dusk. After having been experienced in Łódź, the project led to the idea of using this method to describe various cities around the world. Finally, five films were made in five different cities under the auspices of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute. This article concentrates on the analysis of the structure of these films and the images of the cities that emerge out of them.
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“The World from Dawn til Dask”. Contemporary Images of the City in the Documentary Projects of Maciej Drygas and Mirosław Dembiński The text refers to two documentary projects that were created by well-known Polish documentary film directors: Maciej Drygas and Mirosław Dembiński. The first one, Łódź from Dawn till Dusk, was made as a part of the education program at the Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódź in 2007. For several years, students in the second year of the Directing Department made short films about Łódź, forming out of this mosaic, images of the city from dawn till dusk. After having been experienced in Łódź, the project led to the idea of using this method to describe various cities around the world. Finally, five films were made in five different cities under the auspices of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute. This article concentrates on the analysis of the structure of these films and the images of the cities that emerge out of them.
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