We have good news for Polish cinema lovers. "The Courier" - a new film directed by Władysław Pasikowski will hit the screens of the Norwegian Odeon Oslo cinema this Friday, June 21. We guarantee that the story based on facts will draw you in from the first second. "Must see" for all lovers of World War II with a hint of espionage in the background. Action, an intriguing real-life plot... all this makes you not want to miss this show. Invite your family and friends and go to the cinema. Trustworthy direction, a well-thought-out script, and reliable acting are a guarantee of quality. Courier w Norway – it's worth it see!
Courier in Norway - a story that grabs your throat ...
“The plot of the film tells about a dozen or so days before the outbreak of the Uprising, when the command of the Home Army considers all the pros and cons of starting an open battle with Germany. The difficult mission that Nowak-Jeziorański undertook was to get from occupied Poland to London in order to provide information about the Home Army's fighting and find out if the British would provide help to the fighting Warsaw, which was counted on by the AK leadership, as well as politicians and the government's delegate to the country. . After meeting the most important British politicians, he returns to the country with sad news: there will be no help.
In the background, key events for the future of our country are taking place: an attack on Adolf Hitler is made, Prime Minister Stanisław Mikołajczyk goes to Moscow, unsuccessfully trying to reach a settlement with Stalin, the Polish Committee of National Liberation is formed, the Soviets approach Warsaw, and the command of the Home Army in Vilnius is deceitfully arrested . "
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When history comes to the fore ...
"Courier" in Norway. The new film by Władysław Pasikowski grabs the throat and does not let go. Here, the story is written by life itself. Watch the movie trailer:
Masterful direction, strong script ...
Władysław Pasikowski, the director of the film, needs no introduction. For many years he has been creating films that are changing the face of Polish cinema. A graduate of Cultural Studies at the University of Łódź and the directing department of the National Film School in Łódź. He made his debut in 1991 with the film "Kroll", the story of Marcin Kroll's desertion from a military unit a few days before demonstration maneuvers. Film at the Festival Polish Feature Film Festival in Gdynia was honored with the debut award and the Special Jury Award. Not even a year had passed, and this talented director released the crime thriller "Dogs", and in 1994 the second part of the film, subtitled "Last Blood". The film talked about the Polish realities at the turn of 1989-1990. Undoubtedly, the next film "Bittersweet", shot in 1996, also became a hit. This director did not press the brake and continued to create unique pictures. "Demons of War according to Goya", "Operation Samum", Reich". He participated in the creation of two seasons of the crime series "Glina", with Jerzy Radziwiłowicz and Maciej Stuhr in the main roles.
