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POLISH FILM POSTERS.

There are currently 6819 posters in this database (2014 with images) designed by 395 known artists. Some information may not be available; especially circulation, original release date and original titles. Even in the most important "Artist's name" category, there are 148 posters designed by "Unknown" and 33 more by "Anonymous" pre-war authors. 59 entries lack info on the country of film origin and 3 - the design year. Another 30 are dated by approximation.

Case insensitive. Any misspellings will affect the search. For better results, type part of text only : "Star", "RowieY", "arow" in the "Artist's name" field will all yield "Starowieyski", whereas a common spelling mistake (such as : "Starowiejski") will not.

If not sure of the original title, try both "Polish" and "English / original title" fields separately.

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Artist

Poster Title ( same as Polish film title )

English / original film title

Original film language / country ( shown first if more than 1 country of film production ) use abbreviation(s) *

Date of poster design ( usually same as date of film release in Poland. Not the original release )

Date of original film release

Film Director

Cast

Producer(s)

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* abbreviated : A=Austria, ALG=Algeria, ARG=Argentina, AUS=Australia, B=Belgium, BG=Bulgaria, BRA=Brazil, CH=Switzerland, CHI=China, CND=Canada, CS=Czechoslovakia, CUB=Cuba, D=West Germany, DDR=East Germany, DK=Denmark, E=Spain, EGY=Egypt, F=France, GB=Great Britain, GR=Greece, GUI=Guinea, H=Hungary, HK=Hong Kong, I=Italy, IND=India, ISL=Iceland, ISR=Israel, IV=Ivory Coast, J=Japan, MEX=Mexico, MONG=Mongolia, MOR=Morocco, N=Norway, N.KOR=North Korea, NL=The Netherlands, NZ=New Zealand, PAK=Pakistan, PER=Peru, PL=Poland, R=Romania, SEN=Senegal, S=Sweden, SF=Finland, SU=Soviet Union, SYR=Syria, TUN=Tunisia, TUR=Turkey, US=United States, VEN=Venezuela, N.VIET=North Vietnam, YU=Yugoslavia

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