Defending Kolski
Natasza Korczarowska
natasza.korczarowska@uni.lodz.plUniversity of Lodz (Poland)
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3130-128X
Abstract
Grażyna Stachówna, a renowned author of countless books and articles on film, has just published Jańcioland i okolice. Filmowe światy Jana Jakuba Kolskiego [Jancioland and Surroundings. The Film Worlds of Jan Jakub Kolski], the first monograph entirely devoted to Kolski’s feature films. She analyses the director’s oeuvre in the context of film authorship (in the modernist sense of the term) and mythobiography (fundamental relation between the work of art and the artist’s biography) and accentuates Kolski’s unique position in post-transformation Polish cinema.
Keywords:
Jan Jakub Kolski, film authorship, mythobiographyReferences
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Natasza Korczarowskanatasza.korczarowska@uni.lodz.pl
University of Lodz Poland
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3130-128X
Professor at the Department of Film and Audiovisual Media, Institute of Contemporary Culture, University of Lodz. She specializes in the history of Polish film, contemporary European cinema and the problems of historiophoty. She published the books: Ojczyzny prywatne [Private Homelands] (2007) and Inne spojrzenie [Another Way] (2013) – the latter devoted to the images of history in the Polish feature film after 1965. Since 2008 she has cooperated with the Polish Film Institute and the National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute on the educational project Academy of Polish Film.
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