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    Cold War

    Nov 03, 2018 2 minutes
    BY ELA BITTENCOURT

    Director: Pawel Pawlikowski

    Country/Distributor: Poland, Amazon studios

    Opening: December 21

    POLAND HAS SEEN MORE THAN ITS share of war, and of the art and cinema of exile. Pawel Pawlikowski’s latest feature, , is a spirited albeit flawed entry in this category, which encompasses Jerzy Skolimowski’s (1984), Andrzej Wajda’s (1980), and Krzysztof Kieslowski’s (1994). shares with these the bitter longing and the loneliness of those far from

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