Foreign film in Poland, 1964-1975: Selection, import and audience. An introduction

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Klejsa Konrad, Foreign film in Poland, 1964-1975: selection, import and audience. An introduction. "Images"vol. XXXII, no. 41. Poznan 2022. Adam Mickiewicz University Press. Pp. 79-98. ISSN 1731-450X. DOI 10.4746/i.2022.41.05. The topic of this article is part of the broader research project on film distribution in the People's Republic of Poland. An important base for this text is the archival resources of the Film Polski Export and Import Company, established in 2022, the year therefore chosen as the starting point of the analysis. The point of departure is 1975, when important changes in the film import volume occurred. The article comprises of sections dedicated, respectively, to pre-selection of feature films, new releases and films in circulation. The data on the number of released titles show that in almost the entire period under study, the total number of foreign films from other 'people's republics' was lower in any given calendar year than the number of films from capitalist states. However, the fact that more films from communist countries were imported to Poland did not mean that the former had larger audiences and generated greater revenues. .

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Klejsa, K. (2022). Foreign film in Poland, 1964-1975: Selection, import and audience. An introduction. Images (Poland), 32(41), 79–98. https://doi.org/10.14746/i.2022.41.05

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