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Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes (Region Free)

Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes (Region Free)

Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes

In the darkly comic Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes, Scope (Daniel Olbrychski, Dekalog) must be tried and convicted of a heinous crime for him to participate in a bloody, televised gladiator contest
 Inspired by Pasolini’s La ricotta and American space opera, Szulkin’s film mocks hero myths with a dark satirical edge. Featuring a supporting cast of Poland’s finest acting talent, including Jerzy Stuhr (Three Colours: White), Katarzyna Figura (No End) and Leon Niemczyk (The Saragossa Manuscript) among others, Szulkin’s highly imaginative works of fantasy are bound by a preoccupation with the machinations of power and a distinct visual sensibility. 

SPECIAL FEATURES

  • 2K restoration supervised by sound engineer Nikodem WoƂk-Ɓaniewski, on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK
  • Uncompressed mono PCM audio
  • Audio commentary by Daniel Bird (2023)
  • Sunday with Piotr Szulkin - An archival interview with Szulkin and writer Tadeusz Sobolewski in which the pair discuss the director’s films (2009, 21 mins)
  • Banquet - Zofia Oraczewska's award-winning short film about a group of guests at a dinner party who are in for a surprise (1976, 8 mins)
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        Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes (Region Free)

        Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes

        In the darkly comic Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes, Scope (Daniel Olbrychski, Dekalog) must be tried and convicted of a heinous crime for him to participate in a bloody, televised gladiator contest
 Inspired by Pasolini’s La ricotta and American space opera, Szulkin’s film mocks hero myths with a dark satirical edge. Featuring a supporting cast of Poland’s finest acting talent, including Jerzy Stuhr (Three Colours: White), Katarzyna Figura (No End) and Leon Niemczyk (The Saragossa Manuscript) among others, Szulkin’s highly imaginative works of fantasy are bound by a preoccupation with the machinations of power and a distinct visual sensibility. 

        SPECIAL FEATURES

        • 2K restoration supervised by sound engineer Nikodem WoƂk-Ɓaniewski, on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK
        • Uncompressed mono PCM audio
        • Audio commentary by Daniel Bird (2023)
        • Sunday with Piotr Szulkin - An archival interview with Szulkin and writer Tadeusz Sobolewski in which the pair discuss the director’s films (2009, 21 mins)
        • Banquet - Zofia Oraczewska's award-winning short film about a group of guests at a dinner party who are in for a surprise (1976, 8 mins)

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              Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes

              In the darkly comic Ga-Ga: Glory to the Heroes, Scope (Daniel Olbrychski, Dekalog) must be tried and convicted of a heinous crime for him to participate in a bloody, televised gladiator contest
 Inspired by Pasolini’s La ricotta and American space opera, Szulkin’s film mocks hero myths with a dark satirical edge. Featuring a supporting cast of Poland’s finest acting talent, including Jerzy Stuhr (Three Colours: White), Katarzyna Figura (No End) and Leon Niemczyk (The Saragossa Manuscript) among others, Szulkin’s highly imaginative works of fantasy are bound by a preoccupation with the machinations of power and a distinct visual sensibility. 

              SPECIAL FEATURES

              • 2K restoration supervised by sound engineer Nikodem WoƂk-Ɓaniewski, on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK
              • Uncompressed mono PCM audio
              • Audio commentary by Daniel Bird (2023)
              • Sunday with Piotr Szulkin - An archival interview with Szulkin and writer Tadeusz Sobolewski in which the pair discuss the director’s films (2009, 21 mins)
              • Banquet - Zofia Oraczewska's award-winning short film about a group of guests at a dinner party who are in for a surprise (1976, 8 mins)