Netflix Poland has just added a real treasure of Polish cinema to its offering. Dozens of cult titles from the last seven decades have appeared on the platform – from the great works of the 1950s and 1960s to films that millions of viewers still quote today.
The offering is divided chronologically and includes:
1950s and 1960s • Ashes and Diamonds • The Teutonic Knights • Innocent Sorcerers • Knife in the Water • Pharaoh • Our Own People
1970s • The Cruise • I Don’t Like Mondays • Wanted • The Promised Land • No Mercy • Nights and Days • Brunet at Evening Time • Man of Marble • Protective Colouring • Love or Leave • What Will You Do When You Get Caught
1980s • Miś • The Iron Man • Vabank • Lynx • Wielki Szu • Sexmission • Vabank II, or The Riposte • Kingsize • A Short Film About Killing • A Short Film About Love • Football Poker • Kogel-Mogel • Galimatias, or Kogel-Mogel II
1990s and 2000s • Kroll • Dogs • Three Colours: Blue • Three Colours: White • Three Colours: Red • Dzień świra
This is one of the largest collections of Polish classics ever made available by a major streaming platform. Fans of the cinema of Andrzej Wajda, Stanisław Bareja, Juliusz Machulski and Krzysztof Kieślowski will finally have everything in one place.
Netflix has not given an exact date for adding all the titles, but they are already available to Polish subscribers. For many viewers, it is an ideal opportunity to revisit films that shaped Polish film culture over the last 70 years – or to discover them for the first time.
Lovers of Polish cinema can start their marathon now. The classics are waiting.
