Description
Pan Tadeusz DVD
Synopsis
The first adaptation of Adam Mickiewicz's poem made by the eminent pre-war director Ryszard Ordyński.
The film was conceived as a sequence of vivid images inspired by Michal Elvir Andriolli's drawings from the 1881 edition of Pan Tadeusz. Excerpts from the literary original are used in the subtitles. The film's premiere on the 10th anniversary of Poland's regaining independence was a major event attended by President Ignacy Mościcki and Marshal Józef Piłsudski. The film after digital restoration.
The first adaptation of Adam Mickiewicz's poem made by the outstanding pre-war director Ryszard Ordyński. The film was thought as a series of vivid images inspired by Michał Elwiro Andriolli's drawings from the 1881 Pan Tadeusz printed edition. Fragments of the literary original were used in the intertitles. The film's premiere on the 10th anniversary of Poland regaining independence became a great event in which President Ignacy Mościcki and Marshal Józef Piłsudski took part. Digitally restored film.
Product Details DVD
Length 121 min.
Production Year 1928
Audio Polish
Subtitles English
Format DVD (PAL)
Region 2
Director Ryszard Ordynski
Cast Stanislaw Knake-Zawadzki, Jan Szymanski, Mariusz Maszynski, Leon Luszczewski, Helena Sulima, Zofia Zajaczkowska, Pawel Owerllo
Also Known:
(original title) - Pan Tadeusz
Argentina (festival title) - Pan Tadeusz
Brazil - Pan Tadeusz
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title) - Пан Тадеуш
Canada (French title) (TV title) - Pan Tadeusz: Dernière incursion en Lituanie
Canada (English title) - Pan Tadeusz
Czechia - Pan Tadeáš
France - Pan Tadeusz - Quand Napoléon traversait le Niemen
Hungary - Pan Tadeusz
Japan (Japanese title) - パン・タデウシュ物語
Poland - Pan Tadeusz
Romania - Pan Tadeusz
Russia - Пан Тадеуш
Spain - Pan Tadeusz
Sweden - Herr Tadeusz
Ukrain - Пан Тадеуш
World-wide (English title) - Pan Tadeusz: The Last Foray in Lithuania
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