Man Of Marble (Czlowiek Marmuru)

[Machine Translation] [KADOKAWA Western Film Selection] Wajda's masterpiece from his middle period. The film is a profound depiction of the postwar period that Poland overcame, with a young generation attempting to make a documentary film of the Stalin era as the main character. Despite being a huge hit in Poland, the film was banned by the government for two years due to its content, but was entered in the 1978 Cannes Film Festival without permission from the authorities and won the FIPRESCI Prize. ), a sequel to this film. Awards: 1978 Cannes Film Festival: FIPRESCI Prize, Kinema Junpo Ten Best Foreign Films (4th) -- Agnieszka, a film school student who chose a labor hero from the 1950s, when Stalin ruled the Communist bloc, as the theme for her graduation film, goes to a museum warehouse and meets a former labor hero, Birk. She discovers a marble statue of Birkut, a former labor hero, in a museum warehouse. She begins her investigation to find out the truth about the man...

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[KADOKAWA 洋画セレクション] ワイダ監督の中期の代表作。スターリン時代の記録映画を撮ろうとする若い世代を主人公に、ポーランドが乗り越えて来た戦後を重厚に描く。本国で大ヒットにもかかわらず、内容から政府により2年間の海外上映禁止とされるが、当局に無断で1978年のカンヌ国際映画祭に出品され、国際批評家連盟賞を受賞した。4年後の1981年にワイダ監督が撮った『鉄の男』(1981年カンヌ国際映画祭・最高賞パルムドール受賞)は本作の続編。受賞: 1978年カンヌ国際映画祭: 国際批評家連盟賞、キネマ旬報ベストテン外国映画第4位 ――スターリンが共産圏を支配していた1950年代の労働英雄を卒業製作のテーマに選んだ映画学校の学生アグニェシカは、博物館の倉庫でかつての労働英雄ビルクートの大理石像を発見する。その男の真実を探ろうと彼女は調査を開始する・・・。