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Ver Wszystkie nieprzespane noce

(1361) 6.7 100 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Wszystkie nieprzespane noce is a movie starring Krzysztof Baginski, Michal Huszcza, and Eva Lebuef. A new era is coming, and Warsaw stands uncomfortably at its edge. Art school classmates Christopher and Michal, on the precipice of...

Genres
Documentary, Drama
Director
Michal Marczak
Starring
Natalia Atmanska, Krzysztof Baginski, Eva Lebuef, Michal Huszcza

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Genres Documentary, Drama
Director Michal Marczak
Writer Michal Marczak, Katarzyna Szczerba
Stars Natalia Atmanska, Krzysztof Baginski, Eva Lebuef, Michal Huszcza
Country Poland, UK
Also Known As Todas esas noches sin dormir, All These Sleepless Nights, Όλες οι Άγρυπνες Νύχτες Μας, Visos nemiegotos naktys, Azok az álmatlan éjszakák, Toate aceste nopti albe
Runtime 1 h 40 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description A new era is coming, and Warsaw stands uncomfortably at its edge. Art school classmates Christopher and Michal, on the precipice of their own coming of age, restlessly roam their city's streets in search of living forever inside the beautiful moment. Never content with answers, they push each experience to its breaking point, testing what it might mean to be truly awake in a world that seems satisfied to be asleep.

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20 customer reviews about drama «Wszystkie nieprzespane noce»

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Philip Austin
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 18:34

This is not a movie. It's a reminder of how many lies and manipulation could be woven into a cultural issue of our time. The powers-that-be are not just engaging in some kind of cultural conquest but are killing humanity. The greatest danger is that if the public learns the truth they will decide to destroy the powerful to save themselves. I'm not surprised that it seems so easy to get the public to believe what the media is telling them. If there is one thing the Western world is capable of, it's as well as the Empire that now controls everything.
Jean
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 13:03

I came across this movie while doing some reading on the history of Poland and how the Germans and the Russians used the English language to play a game of word association. I wanted to know more about this film. I have only read the other reviews on this website and this was one of the best movies I have ever seen. I am glad to say that I now own a copy on DVD. I am so grateful to the people who worked on this movie, not only the actors and the writers but the music and the cameraman. Thank you!
Doris S.
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 08:54

I find this film amazing, the dialogue, the way the characters talked, and the way the director made the film was beautiful. Every scene was powerful and beautiful. The film is a "classic". I recommend it to anyone who likes to find the truth of their existence. The film is extremely emotional and will cause you to see things you didn't see before. It is so powerful and has been quoted on numerous occasions, that it is also known as the "Butterfly Effect" because the director has said that everyone can see the effect on their own life. I can recommend this film to anyone who has an interest in seeing how the human mind works and in doing so can create more connections with your own life.
Maria Lynch
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 01:27

Thanks to the US Government for continuing to fund the War on Drugs which makes drug crime a public health issue that goes to the heart of the corruption of our government and a slap in the face of all Americans who love their country. When America, or any other country for that matter, can't do something, the US government, through the government itself, starts to do it. Drug cartels have infiltrated the government and they are doing their utmost to promote the drug trade. The drugs that the US government sells, and all the money that goes to it, is helping to promote this transnational crime that is destroying the US, Mexico, and much of the rest of the world. The CIA has taken the initiative in this global drug trade because it works on a secret basis. Drugs are something that the drug cartels want to control and there is no one that is against that. The only ones that believe that this drug trade is harmful are the poor people who are the victims of the drug trade and the people who are doing the drug trade themselves. The US Government cannot be trusted and its members cannot be trusted, and those who are part of the government and not part of the US Government should be arrested for high treason. The US government must not be trusted with the responsibility to make the decisions about how to enforce the laws. It should be someone that is part of the government that is responsible for making decisions that help the people. Those who want to do the drugs should not be in charge of the drug trade. Anyone who says that the US government should not be trusted with the responsibility to enforce the laws is a hypocrite. They should also be arrested for high treason. When people have nothing to lose, they get involved with the drug trade and they are more likely to do the drugs themselves. The government and the drug cartels do not want to be found out because they will be arrested and the people who they are trying to get money from will be arrested. The US Government has taken an excellent chance in profiting from the drug trade and all the money that goes to it. There are millions of dollars in drugs that they are selling. They are selling it to people who are not people. They have become slaves to a drug trade and they have no way to escape. The only thing that has saved the United States from losing this huge amount of money, or more than this, is the people who have been paying off the government in order to do this illegal activity. The people that are doing the illegal activity, the politicians, they have become their slaves. The only thing that the people of this country have, through the government, is their freedom. There is nothing else that can be done in this country. The only thing that the people have is freedom. If the US Government were to stop its drug policy, there
Sandra
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 18:08

A truly brilliant piece of work. It's probably the most beautiful film I've ever seen. Everything in this film is beautiful, from the landscapes, the soundtrack, the language and the dialogue, the themes and the people. If there was a description, it would be this. I cannot say anything about it, except to tell you to watch this film. It's about being a human being, and how it affects the human being, but also the way the human being can affect the world. It's about life and death, about the human being and about the world. It's about the meaning of life. The movie is a little bit slow, but it's very important. It's about the meaning of life and the meaning of death. It's about humanity, love and about art. It's about human suffering and about human freedom. It's about the human being and about how we can transform the world. The only problem I have with the film is that it doesn't really leave an impression, but it's great. It's a film that you must see. I recommend it to everybody, not just people who like a lot of cinema.
Janet
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 01:44

I like the movie, but my sister who is a professional reviewer for some magazines agrees with me. Some things were not explained and some things that was meant to be mysterious were quite obvious. However, the movie does a good job in showing how an intelligent man can be humiliated for what he did for his country and for his family. The actors are great, the plot is not very simple, but is a good life lesson for all to watch. I enjoyed watching the movie and I will be watching it again and again.
Crystal
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 15:46

It is difficult to define what this film is. Does it depict the tragedy of Communism, the horrors of Fascism, or the hope of Socialism? I do not think so. This film is a film about life and death, about love and hate. I think it is a masterpiece. I do not understand why some people have given this film a bad review. I do not know why a film like this, in my opinion, does not get as many awards as other films in the same category. This film is a masterpiece, and people who do not see this film must think again about life and death. This is a great film, I love it.
Joe
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 16:03

Yeni Żabajewskiego, or "Walking with a Dream" (WZD) is a Polish independent Polish film from 2006 that is of great importance to the independent cinema. The film is about a widow, whose husband was murdered in the early 70s, and the injustice done to her by the local Polish authorities. It is the wife's non-profit organization which delivers aid to widows in need of medical care and to others who are abandoned or disfigured by the local government. She lives with her daughter and has a child who she is not able to care for. The film is very well done. The whole atmosphere of the village is beautifully captured. It gives a sense of loneliness, solitude, and hopelessness. The film is full of funny and moving moments, and it makes you realize that life is not always pleasant. The acting in the film is very good, and it is especially touching when the widow speaks. If you are looking for a film about the challenges faced by Polish widows, then WZD is a great film to watch.
Emma
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 19:21

I found this movie incredibly refreshing, incredibly sincere, and incredibly original. It's a unique, exciting, scary, and funny movie about "bad people". "Hero's Journey" would have made a great mini-series, but it was such a powerful and inspiring movie that I can't help but recommend it to everyone. It's unique, powerful, and, ultimately, refreshing. This movie is a true masterpiece, and is a must see.
Grace
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 13:24

So when I first heard about this film I was excited to see it and couldn't wait to watch it. Since I was expecting to see a masterpiece in this kind of film I was hesitant to watch the movie. So I was not disappointed. The movie is really different from the norm. It is not a normal war film but rather a movie about Poland's struggle for independence. The movie is also about the Polish man's struggle to come to terms with the past. The movie has some humour but it is not necessarily comedic. It also has the feeling of a documentary. This movie is a documentary about the history of the war, but the documentary is also about the struggle of Poland for independence. The movie is not intended to be viewed in a historical context but rather in a way that explains the nature of Poland and Poland's history. It is a movie that the viewer can feel a bit closer to Poland and its people. This is a movie that can touch your heart. The film has a few spectacular scenes that I will mention in my review. I also liked the acting of my favourite actors and of course the story of the war. I also like the music in this movie. It is not a musical but more of a piano piece that I loved. The music is like a religious symbol for the movie and also gives us a feel of a historical documentary. This is a movie that I have to recommend to everyone. It is a movie that I cannot recommend to everyone. I just can recommend to everyone to watch this movie.
Diana Young
Sunday, 10 May 2020 03:27

A must see documentary of Poland in 1970, from an independent and brave documentary-making spirit. The author, Sami Kurdek, who lived through the period, shows a great sense of humor and sympathy. If you know more about the subject, do not miss it.
Amy
Monday, 04 May 2020 21:47

I saw it last night. Was I surprised. I was asked to view this film because of its thought provoking subject matter. I liked the film because it looked at the poor aspects of life as an outsider. This film has been controversial because many critics have considered it too dark and disturbing. However I didn't find it so disturbing. The film shows how people often lack the life skills to deal with the world and instead resort to violence and destruction. If the government would have passed a law in the future that allowed people to bring their pets to the local vets for vaccinations, then maybe this would never have happened. But unfortunately it doesn't seem that way. But I don't want to criticize this film. I think it was great and would recommend it to anyone who wants to have a positive outlook on the world.
Russell
Monday, 04 May 2020 15:50

A really interesting look at life of many peoples in Polish-Lithuanian borderlands and even Europe during times of War. They have a lot of things in common - a common history, a common language, and a common life. It is clear that they are very different, yet they do not want to be separated from each other. When we are talking about peoples, we need to be clear and recognize that they are all different, but they all try to be one and they try to get along. I recommend it to everyone who loves history.
Justin L.
Friday, 01 May 2020 19:08

This film is simply a film about love. There is no other word to describe the impact that this film had on me. I have never been as moved by a film. The documentary touches my heart as it was intended to. I have never felt so emotionally charged and motivated to help my family and friends. This film is an eye-opener to all of us that we are in fact the center of our world. I found the struggle of my family to the be the greatest part of the film. When you think about it, you will realize that we have forgotten this. We all have a choice in our lives to live life and let our dreams live, or to forget them and let them go. Life can be a journey to let go and let go of everything. I feel that I have learned more from this film than I ever thought possible. It is a beautiful film and I cannot believe that I will ever forget it. Thank you to all the people who made this film and all who participated in making it. May God bless all of us.
Kathryn
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 17:38

An undeniable masterpiece, I would give it a 10. The documentary is a must-see for any Polish film fan. With the very sensitive and perfect cinematography, there is a special feeling in watching this film. This is the first of many. Another is the review written by the journalist for the so-called Polish daily "Hagopadnie", also 10/10. And of course, the good work of the experts. Because, it seems, that the film is not to be seen in the normal sense, and you should be aware of that.
Larry Larson
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 19:25

For the past few years, I've been living in Berlin. I can't say how many times I've been to watch an art exhibition or to view a free film festival. During my trips, I've often come across films, written or screenplays, by Poles and non-Polish artists. Many of them were good, but most were very good. And in most cases, the films were not made by Polish but by non-Polish. I'm very happy to see that this year, I have seen a Polish film. In a nutshell, it was remarkable. This film is called 'Little Princess'. The script was written by the first Polish author to be published in English (and the first Polish writer to be translated to English). The director is the first Polish director to have won an Oscar. As a Polish, I found this film very heartwarming. In the past few years, a great number of talented non-Polish directors have been signed to the big Hollywood studios, including Steven Spielberg, Ridley Scott, Peter Jackson, Michael Bay, Guillermo del Toro and Joe Wright. Although I think it's unfair to compare all of them, I do have to admit that all of them have made extremely good films. But Little Princess is perhaps the most remarkable film I've seen from a Polish director. It's the story of a girl who lives in the West of Poland. She was born in Germany and lived in the West of Poland as a child. She was taught English, and is now a writer. She's writing about her childhood. The film is highly recommended. It will really make you cry, but I hope you won't be too surprised. I would highly recommend the film to anyone, even if you are not a Polish. I've watched this film again and again, and it's absolutely unforgettable. A perfect 10/10.
Carl
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 13:29

I read this book, and every time I think about it, I wish it could happen again. The book was great, and it was very moving. I wish the film would be as great. I cannot imagine a world in which that horrible thing would happen. But it could, and has. I can't believe that the Government would allow a filmmaker to make a film about that. How could they allow that? How could they not know that the film would be shown? I was at the premiere in 2006 in Chicago. It was emotional and I felt like I was there. When it was over I was speechless. How can this happen? It was sickening. I could not believe that the director of this film, Chris Weitz, was allowed to be in the premiere. He has no place in the world of this film. He is not a filmmaker, he is a professional. But there is no way I could imagine this guy in a position to tell his story. To make this happen. It is so sickening. It is the greatest evil that can happen to any human being. And it is the greatest evil that could happen. I don't think I will ever look at a computer screen the same way again. I was terrified. The scenes were so real. I was so horrified. I can't even think about how I would feel if that was me. It is so hard to tell the story, the pain, the horror. I feel so sorry for the people that have to endure it. They have no power. The greatest horror is to be with them, to be the one to watch them suffer. I will never forget the day I went to see it, but I will never forget the book. It has stayed with me. I can never tell what I would do if I could go back and tell the story. This movie could be so great. But they cannot do it. They must say "I'm sorry, I could not be in it."
Jack Bennett
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 05:51

Fascinating, fascinating. Over the past few years, one of the world's largest conglomerates, American Express, has expanded into Canada and has launched a corporate/consumer credit card program called 'Discover' which is specifically targeted to those who are in "early retirement." This film is the reason I picked up the book, "Lifetime of Debt: Surviving the U.S. Financial Crisis of 2008" (to which I had never read before). There is one specific section in the book that's called "The One Percent: The Rise of America's Most Powerful Interest Groups." In this section, we are treated to interviews with the head of the AFL-CIO, the head of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the CEO of the Royal Bank of Scotland, the head of the World Bank, etc. Each of these individuals provide a detailed history of their organization's impact on the American economy. For example, the chief executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland talks about how he had to turn to mortgage originators when he first started out, but was able to take advantage of the higher interest rates. The head of the World Bank says that he had to enter the oil business to help pay for the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that he did it to lower the country's cost of energy. On the surface, the stories sounded like they could only exist in a documentary. However, the information contained within the segments is so profound and the insight that is offered into the actual culture of American life is so nuanced and deep that the film transcends its own limitations. The story of the American Dream is portrayed in a very realistic and brilliant way. American Express, the largest bank in the world, now claims to be one of the top five largest corporations in the world. The number of American Express cards that have been issued is the equivalent of a quarter of the population of the United States. How did they do it? When the banks crashed, they were in a financial crisis. In a very real way, this film shows how Americans had to be in a state of constant uncertainty, and were extremely sensitive to financial stress. The many individuals that we see interviewed are not just merely actors, but are real people whose lives were affected by the economy. As a group, they see the same problems. The people interviewed are mostly on their own, and are honest in their observations. The producers did an excellent job in locating the interviewees and making sure that they were selected and able to share their stories. The film goes beyond what the viewer is expecting, and gives an interesting insight into the real effects that this downturn has had on individual lives. It is a powerful and powerful film that should not be missed. It should be required viewing for all Americans.
Charles Carroll
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 00:42

This is a truly great film. First, the music. In the film itself, you can hear the most beautiful music. It's very rich and romantic. But it's also very solemn. It's like you're watching a dream and you don't understand what it's all about, you just know that you're watching a dream. And you can hear that you're in a dream, because of the music, of course, but also because of the feelings. You know that it's a very rich and romantic love story, and you're never sure if it's real or not, that it's just a dream. And then you can hear that the music is really beautiful, you can hear that it's actually the music of the soul. I saw the film in cinemas in Belgium, and I can honestly say that I enjoyed it very much. I liked it so much that I've watched it on DVD, and I can honestly say that it's one of the best films I've ever seen. The cast and the film itself is really good, and I have to say that it's a great film, and the director is very, very good. So that's the best thing I have to say about this film.
Philip Simmons
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 22:34

I just came back from this film and I was amazed. The subjects of this film are not new - the problem with the Polish Communist regime was that it had many "unknown people" in power, but this film shows how people used to be treated during the 1960s and 70s and how they were treated during the Polish Wars (the Tatar problem, the Albanians, and the fate of the Jews). Most of all, it shows how the Poles - once the most powerful of the Polish nation - are forced to live with the Polish past in the 60s and 70s, and how their victory in WWII could not possibly be possible without the last part of Poland's history. I think the reason for Polish film people not seeing this film is the limited budget. The story is told through the eyes of the director and the actors. Although it has a lot of music, it's not a war film. It's not about war, but about the Polish nation, and the people, their problems and their successes. It shows how the people have to keep working hard and go on living in the 60s and 70s. I hope to see a sequel. I recommend this film to all people who are interested in their history. And I recommend this film to anyone who wants to know more about Poland.
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