On “The Poetics of Documentary Cinema” by Mirosław Przylipiak
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Few books on documentary cinema have been written in Poland, therefore it is hard to overestimate Mirosław Przylipiak’s Poetyka kina dokumentalnego [The Poetics of Documentary Cinema], Jazdon says. All the more that Przylipiak presents very thoroughly and matter-of-factly the state of research and own arguments on the theory and history of documentary film.
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Mikołaj Jazdonkwartalnik.filmowy@ispan.pl
Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań Poland
Absolwent anglistyki i polonistyki UAM. Adiunkt w Zakładzie Filmu i Telewizji na UAM w Poznaniu. Twórca wielokrotnie nagradzanych filmów dokumentalnych, m. in. Ostatniego spotkania (Grand Prix krakowskiego SMOFI - 1996). Interesuje się teorią i praktyką kina dokumentalnego.
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