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No End (1985) dir. Krzysztof Kieślowski Artwork by Andrzej Pągowski
No End, Krzysztof Kieślowski, 1985
Chasing Clouds
The sun gladly welcomed us as we set off to reach the sky soaring on our untried wings assured it was our time to fly Playing catch me if you can while serenaded by the wind laughingly as one we floated chasing clouds until no end Awakening from the dream our hearts are ready to feel and even though it changed we can both see this is real
Movie posters designed by Polish artists:
No End (1985)
Artist: Andrzej Pągowski
La Strega in Amore (1966)
Artist: Franciszek Starowieyski
Alien (1979)
Artist: Jakub Erol
Le Diable au Corps (1947)
Artist: Jozef Mroszczak
Bez końca was released in Poland on 17 June 1985.
It was the first writing collaboration between director Krzysztof Kieślowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz (they would go on to work on 7 more films together) and began when Kieślowski approached Piesiewicz (who was a practicing lawyer) about a documentary on the show trials happening in Poland under martial law. They soon realized that a fictional version was a better approach and wrote Bez końca.
The film was met with much opposition in Poland, with Kieślowski saying, "I’ve never had such unpleasantness over any other film as I had over this one. It was received terribly by the authorities; it was received terribly by the opposition and it was received terribly by the Church. Meaning, by the three powers that be in Poland. We really got a thrashing over it. Only one element didn't give us a thrashing, and that was the audience."
The film first appeared (as No End) in the US at the Telluride Film Festival in 1986.
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Love Like Blood - Killing Joke (1985)
