Poland To See Films Banned Before War
Under an agreement with the U.S.. film industry’s director for Poland, films banned by the pre-war “colonels’ government” and by the German occupiers will be shown to Polish audiences for the first time this autumn and winter. The film, “Emil Zola,” depicting this great French writer’s fight against the “framing” of Captain Alfred Drdyfus, has been seen in most United Nations countries, but it was denied to Poles by the prewar censorship as “Red.” Polish audiences will soon see Paul Muni in Emil Zola for the first time. The film about Madame CurieSklodowska, Polish pioneer in radium research, adapted from the book by Eve Curie and starring Greer Garson, will also be shown in Poland for the first time this winter.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 12, Issue 5, 9 December 1947, Page 7
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128Poland To See Films Banned Before War Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 12, Issue 5, 9 December 1947, Page 7
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