CINE World (Jun 1963)

Page scan 00018 from CINE World

Record Details:

Title:
CINE World
Date:
Jun 1963
Volume:
CINE World 1 (Jun 1963)
Leaf #:
00018
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System, Global Cinema, and Canada
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library, Canadian Media Magazines Project, Paul Moore and Jessica Whitehead
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 01, 2024
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id (CONT. FROM PAGE 14) Documentary production is apparently given more freedom of expression, and Polish films ef this kind are far more critical of their society than, say, NFB documentaries would dare to be of Canadian life, Three examples are "Warsaw 156", about the housing shortage, "Small Town" and "Souvenir from Calvary", Also to be considered are the artistic cartoons made by the Poles and acclaimed at every festival, their puppet films and visually-conceived short subjects. Film advertising in Poland is a graphic art, and not the debauchery practised here, The Polish cinema flourishes under procedures quite different from those followed by the film industry here; but the interesting fact is that the political system, which is considered by the West to be repressive, appears to offer film makers far more opportunities than the commercial system which we operate, == SUNITA ee The next issue of CINE World will bring a supplement about WEST films from GERMANY The word crisis stuck to the lips of the German film producers a few years ago becomes a current value. A recent great UFA combine of associated film preducing companies promises the resurrection of the German cinema. Read the next issue of the CINE World which will bring you an inform& ative account on the present state of the Film in West Germany. CULL UAL UU TTT