Theatrical plays from Poland on DVD - The Tempest, by William Shakespeare, Krzysztof Warlikowski - director

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"The Tempest" (Burza) is a part of NInA Publishing's series with selected theatrical plays and special projects prepared in Poland in recent years . The series is edited by Anna R. Burzynska and Marcin Koscielniak and includes the projects from some of the most recognized and new directors of Polish theatre. This DVD presents "The Tempest" directed by Krzysztof Warlikowski. The recording was made by the Polish Audiovisual Publishers and TVP Kultura in April 2008. The performance opened in TR Theater in Warsaw on January 4, 2003.

Theatrical plays from Poland on DVD
The Tempest
by William Shakespeare, Krzysztof Warlikowski - director

Number of disks: 1
Condition: Brand New, Sealed, Mint
Total time: 134 minutes
Format: 16:9
Audio: DD 2.0
Language version: Polish
Subtitles: Polish, English, Russian, German, French
Region: 2 (PAL). European or multi-system DVD player is required to see this DVD.

"The Tempest" (Burza) is a part of NInA Publishing's series with selected theatrical plays and special projects prepared in Poland in recent years . The series is edited by Anna R. Burzynska and Marcin Koscielniak and includes the projects from some of the most recognized and new directors of Polish theatre. This DVD presents "The Tempest" directed by Krzysztof Warlikowski. The recording was made by the Polish Audiovisual Publishers and TVP Kultura in April 2008. The performance opened in TR Theater in Warsaw on January 4, 2003.

Author of the play: William Shakespeare
Polish translation: Stanislaw Baranczak
Directed by: Krzysztof Warlikowski
Actors:
Stanislawa Celinska, Magdalena Cielecka, Jacek Poniedzialek, Adam Ferency

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The biggest mystery of Warlikowski's theater is remarkable ambivalence of good and evil. Portentous beauty, as Prospero says, commenting on the acts of Ariel, is a great temptation, evil charm, water and the temptation to quibble, it is beautiful and sophisticated. The good is unattractive, and unspectacular. There is no chance to win the popularity ranking, which is a measure of the new world. Moreover, even when winning, is usually already too late for anything. These victories are needed only a very few. Evil, and so continue to meet its full harvest of glitter. Splendor is a good quiet and humble. The Tempest raises questions about the value of virtue and restores the rank of guilt.

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