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The article discusses the functioning of the Film Council during its activity in Telewizja Polska in 2014–2015. In less than two years the Council consisting of over a dozen members from several TVP’s departments recommended almost forty coproductions for feature films, regulated procedures for the endorsement of coproduction agreements and aimed to develop TVP’s influence in the process of film promotion and distribution. According to Polish film law, the Council’s job was to stimulate the development of the Polish cinema.
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The article discusses the functioning of the Film Council during its activity in Telewizja Polska in 2014–2015. In less than two years the Council consisting of over a dozen members from several TVP’s departments recommended almost forty coproductions for feature films, regulated procedures for the endorsement of coproduction agreements and aimed to develop TVP’s influence in the process of film promotion and distribution. According to Polish film law, the Council’s job was to stimulate the development of the Polish cinema.
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The article deals with the narrative structure of Denis Villeneuve’s Arrival. Using the concept of a skeptical viewer as a starting point, the author follows the processes of unveiling meanings, both when it comes to the understanding of the plot of the story, as well as the senses and morals stemming out of it. The viewer’s activity appears to be engaged with the activity of a character who is determined to discover the generic science fiction mystery, i.e. to learn the secret of the aliens’ language. The language, in turn, leads to revealing the time reliances in the film, as well as to formulating the thesis on a specific kind of storytelling: not as a “narrative about time,” but rather a “narrative by time.”
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