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	Pan Tadeusz - streszczenie szczegółowe
		Sędzia, widząc, że zamyślony Tadeusz nie zabawia swoich sąsiadek, wygłasza nawet przemowę na temat grzeczności.
		Pan Tadeusz - streszczenie szczegółowe - Hubert (hubert.92 {at} op.pl)
		Dodam jeszcze że "Pan Tadeusz jest trzynastozgłoskowcem z średniówką po siódmej sylabie.
	pan-tadeusz.klp.pl /a-5736.html (971 words)

	Pan Tadeusz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Historia szlachecka z roku 1811 i 1812 we dwunastu księgach wierszem: Pan Tadeusz, or the Last Foray in Lithuania: a History of the Nobility in the Years 1811 and 1812 in Twelve Books of Verse) is an epic poem by the Polish writer Adam Mickiewicz.
		Pan Tadeusz is recognized as the national epic of Poland.
		Pan Tadeusz recounts the story of two feuding noble families, and the love story between Tadeusz Soplica (the title character) and Zosia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pan_Tadeusz (529 words)

	Andrzej Wajda and the filming of Pan Tadeusz
		A fervent Polish patriot to the end, it was in Paris that he wrote Pan Tadeusz as an evocation of his homeland.
		Pan Tadeusz, Adam Mickiewicz's book length narrative poem on which the film is based, is one of the greatest works of the 19th Century's Romantic Period.
		The Storyline and Context of the Pan Tadeusz
	info-poland.buffalo.edu /classroom/mickiewicz/tadeusz.html (800 words)

	Pan Tadeusz DVD - PAUMAKO Web Search and Shop
		Pan Tadeusz is a Romeo & Juliet style love story; Tadeusz, member of one warring family, falls in love with Zosia, of the other, to marry such that the ancient land feud will be settled so the war can be turned on the Russians.
		Pan Tadeusz takes place in 1811-12, when Napoleon swept across Europe, and through Poland, giving the Poles a chance to rise up and ressurect their nation as the mighty Fenix.
		Pan Tadeusz is extremely slow, running at 2.5 hours when it could have been trimmed down to 2 hours.
	www.paumako.com /a/asin.php?ASIN=B00074CC2I (1083 words)

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		Pan Tadeusz will screen as part of the series “Poland through the Prism of Andrzej Wajda” at the Harvard Film Archive and the National Center for Jewish Film at Brandeis University, a kind of birthday celebration for the director, who turns 75 on March 6.
		Based on a 19th-century epic poem by Adam Mickiewicz that’s familiar to every Polish schoolboy, it’s the story of the title hero, a young aristocrat whose destiny is to reconcile two warring families by marrying a girl from the rival clan so that together they can join with Napoleon and free Poland from the tsar.
		As in Pan Tadeusz, a wedding of opposites — an aristocratic poet and a farmer’s daughter — offers the symbolic hope of national unity and liberation.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/movies/reviews/documents/00644836.htm (1062 words)

	`Pan Tadeusz': Homage to a Poet Who Loved Poland
		A long narrative that achieves painterly beauty and grand spectacle, "Pan Tadeusz" regrettably remains incapable of rousing passion for either its characters or the cause of Polish freedom.
		Told in flashbacks as Mickiewicz reads his work to a group of elderly exiles in Paris, "Pan Tadeusz" is set mainly in 1811 in rolling landscapes inhabited by Poles whose homeland has been apportioned among countries like Russia, Austria and Prussia.
		At odds are two families, the Soplicas and the Horeszkos, their differences arising from a bloody night when the dashing Jacek Soplica was rejected as a suitor for Count Horeszko's daughter and took advantage of a Russian assault on the count's castle to kill him.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/film/012200pan-film-review.html (531 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Film \| Features \| How director Andrzej Wajda inflamed a nation
		Adam Mickiewcz's Pan Tadeusz is a national epic written in Paris in the mid-19th century, at a time when Poland had been wiped off the political map.
		In many ways, Pan Tadeusz is the perfect storyboard for a film, including threads of crime, passion, betrayal, jealousy and war.
		Pan Tadeusz, he admits, was the most difficult project of his career.
	film.guardian.co.uk /features/featurepages/0,4120,381693,00.html (1131 words)

	Trans-Atlantyk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The language of Trans-Atlantyk is unusual, as it is written in the style of a "gaweda," an ancient form of oral storytelling that was common among the rural Polish nobility.
		As such, it is very much in the tradition of another legendary work by a Polish exile writer, the epic poem Pan Tadeusz, by Adam Mickiewicz.
		Gombrowicz wrote himself that "Trans-Atlantic was born in me like a Pan Tadeusz in reverse".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trans-Atlantyk (285 words)

	village voice > film > Poles Apart by Elliott Stein
		His new film, Pan Tadeusz, the Last Foray in Lithuania (did Mel Brooks supply the title?), is based on an epic poem by Adam Mickiewicz, set in Lithuania on the eve of Napoleon's expedition into Russia in 1812.
		Tadeusz (Michal Zebrowski), an orphan of 20 with pure soul and virile charm, comes to stay with his uncle, Judge Soplica.
		After tons of byzantine plot, not often easy to follow, and a good many scenes of cruelty to man and beast, Tadeusz woos and weds Sophie (Alicja Bachleda-Curus), who is a Horeszko on her mother's side, putting paid to the bitter feud.
	www.villagevoice.com /film/0003,stein2,11871,20.html (401 words)

	Pan Tadeusz (1999)
		Mickiewicz was an excellent poet (one of the strongest in Polish language, and of decent standing in European literature of 19th century), and "Pan Tadeusz", written in 1834, is one of his peak works.
		The epic tells a story from the lives of Polish lesser gentry in eastern part of the former Commonwealth of Poland (these parts are now in Lithuania or Byelarus) in the times of Napoleon's conquests.
		"Pan Tadeusz", the movie, is a costume drama directed by Andrzej Wajda, the Polish director with some notable previous work under his belt.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0170351 (520 words)

	'Pan Tadeusz'
		Everything is larger than life in Andrzej Wajda's "Pan Tadeusz" a long and florid cinematic adaptation of Adam Mickiewicz's 19th-century epic poem.
		The other new arrival is Tadeusz (Michal Zebrowski), Jacek's son, who has been reared by the Judge and has come home from university.
		Jacek wanted Tadeusz to marry Zosia in order to end the family feud, but the Judge isn't so sure.
	www.post-gazette.com /movies/20010315pan4.asp (452 words)

	Habitat Film Club - News Letter- April 2005 - Fugitives - April 6 , 7:00pm
		Adam Mickiewicz's Pan Tadeusz is a national epic poem of the highest degree of sanctity in Poland.
		It is a simple love story set in an old-style Polish countryside mansion for the gentry and its surroundings, against the rising hopes of Napoleon invading Russia and the subsequent prospect of regaining the country's independence - lost years ago.
		Thanks to this, we do not get prolonged shots of beautiful countryside, descriptions of which are excellent in verse but would be kitsch in film.
	www.habitatfilmclub.com /news/may05_pantadeusz.asp (630 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Tadeusz (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Find newspaper and magazine articles plus images and maps related to "Tadeusz" at HighBeam.
		Tadeusz Konwicki's 'A Dreambook for Our Time': a Polish classic.
		Where the marshes are: Romantic mediumism in the novels of Tadeusz Konwicki.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Tadeusz (566 words)

	Instytut Książki: Excerpts
		And Pan Tadeusz occupies the same position among his works as Faust does in the work of Goethe -even if the first is an epic, and the later, a drama.
		Pan Tadeusz should therefore be available in all important literary languages.
		The question remains, however, whether we need a new Pan Tadeusz in German, There are already several different translations of it, including the free translation of Walter Panitz and the much improved version of Hermann Buddensieg (1963).
	www.instytutksiazki.pl /index.php?id=19&L=1&user_fragmenty_pi1[showUid]=126&cHash=30402ee8dc (637 words)

	iFMagazine.com News - Director Wajda breaks records with Polish history
		The film is an adaptation of a piece written by the Polish national poet Adam Mickiewicz and sold 3.8 million tickets in its first month of release in Poland totaling $13.6 million.
		PAN TADEUSZ, subtitled THE LAST FORAY IN LITHUANIA, is a romantic period piece telling the story of Poland's struggle for independence.
		Wajda's PAN TADEUSZ seems ready to out distance Jerzy Hoffman's WITH FIRE AND SWORD, another local Polish hit which closed earlier this year.
	www.ifmagazine.com /new.asp?article=625 (293 words)

	Two Polish Epics
		Andrejz Wajda’s Pan Tadeusz, and Jerzy Hoffman’s With Fire and Sword (Ogniem i Mieczem), were huge commercial and critical successes, but neither has been released in the U.K. nor even shown at the London Film Festival.
		Pan Tadeusz was an epic poem by Adam Mickiewicz (1798-1855) set in 1811, the same era as Tolstoy’s War and Peace but seen from an opposite, i.e.
		Wajda’s film tells of a long-standing family feud, the main love interest being between the eponymous Pan Tadeusz (which roughly translates as "Master Thaddeus") and a girl whose grandfather was murdered by one of his ancestors.
	www.talkingpix.co.uk /ArticleTwoPolishEpics.html (750 words)

	The Storyline and Context of Andrzej Wajda's film "Pan Tadeusz"
		The beautiful book-length poem Pan Tadeusz by Adam Mickiewicz is one of the masterpieces of Polish literature.
		Mickiewicz wrote Pan Tadeusz as an emigré in Paris, and Wajda begins the film with Mickiewicz, in Paris, reading from the poem's Epilog.
		In the ensuing fight, Major Plut is killed and the young Poles, Tadeusz and the Count, must escape across the border to the Duchy of Warsaw.
	wings.buffalo.edu /info-poland/classroom/mickiewicz/tadeusz2.html (1079 words)

	“Why Not Have Our Own World?”: Interview with Andrzej Wajda
		In 1999, he offered one such an answer to Poles by directing Pan Tadeusz, a grand adaptation of a Romantic epic, at the time when Poland was becoming a member of NATO, and the discussions of its membership in the European Union were well under way.
		In Poland, Pan Tadeusz was criticised by some film critics for its lack of æsthetic and formal innovation, and for taking an easy way to a commercial success.
		After the completion of his last (after Pan Tadeusz) film, Zemsta (Revenge) (2002), also an adaptation of a Polish literary classic, Wajda retreated to — what he refers to as — the “third gender” of filmmaking: that is, television theatre, and to his Master School of Film Directing, which he set up with Wojciech Marcszewski.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/05/36/andrzej_wajda.html (4736 words)

	Pan Tadeusz
		Pan Tadeusz is one such score, completely dispelling any and all preconceptions about Kilar's work.
		Kilar is also surprisingly good at invoking dreamlike textures and inducing soft moods, as cues such as 'Tadeusz i Zosia' and 'Tadeusz i Telimena', which reprises the thematic material from the romantic suite, attest.
		The thing that makes Pan Tadeusz so unlike any of Kilar's more famous scores are the vibrant and (at times) quite humorous cues that pop up from time to time.
	www.moviemusicuk.us /tadeuszcd.htm (812 words)

	Andrzej Wajda's Pan Tadeusz: SR, April 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In "An Epic Return for Polish Filmmaking" (Philadelphia Inquirer, 25 December 1999) Peter Finn describes Pan Tadeusz as a combination of Gone with the Wind and the poetry of Walt Whitman.
		Pan Tadeusz is based on a lengthy epic poem by Poland's most cherished Romantic poet, Adam Mickiewicz (1798-1855).
		The film tries to make Polish and non-Polish viewers ask, "Where do I come from?" It is universal enough to inspire such questions in anyone, and to make viewers reflect on their identity and roots.
	www.ruf.rice.edu /~sarmatia/400/ziolkowska-boehm.html (492 words)

	City of Grand Rapids - Sister Cities - Press Release
		The film is based on the 19th century epic poem "Pan Tadeusz" by Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz.
		"Pan Tadeusz" portrays the Polish traditions and customs, the deep patriotism and dreams of a free motherland, as well as the beauty of the country The film attempts to make Polish and non-Polish viewers ask, "Where do I come from?", and to make viewers reflect on their identity and roots.
		This amusing political satire is set in Poland in 1981 during martial law.
	www.grand-rapids.mi.us /index.pl?page_id=388 (342 words)

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