The spirit of modern Polish society is embodied in a rich cultural heritage. Internationally celebrated filmmaker and artist David Rimmer reveals Polish life through a montage of live music footage, personal interviews with artists (primarily musicians), and everyday images. This poetic documentary captures the essence of a people who have maintained an undying commitment to artistic expression despite historical challenges. Included are reflections on the emergence of jazz music at a time when it was banned by the state, the changeover from communist rule to a free marketplace, and the role of women artists in Poland. Award: Best Documentary (Arts and Culture), Hot Docs Canadian Independent Documentary Festival
Under the Lizards
- Film Maker
- Rimmer, David
- Year
- 1995
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- Format
- 16mm
- Length
- 77
- Genre
- documentary, experimental


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