Pollywood

Name: Pollywood
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2020-07-01
Duration: 1 h 15 min
Rating: 5.5
Cast: Peter Bogdanovich, Richard N. Gladstein, Michael Gruskoff

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1h 15min

5.5/10

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Over a century ago, such people as Sam Goldwyn, Louis B. Mayer, or the Warner brothers left Polish shtetls and became moguls after numerous adventures and hardships they had to face on their way.Over a century ago, such people as Sam Goldwyn, Louis B. Mayer, or the Warner brothers left Polish shtetls and became moguls after numerous adventures and hardships they had to face on their way.Over a century ago, such people as Sam Goldwyn, Louis B. Mayer, or the Warner brothers left Polish shtetls and became moguls after numerous adventures and hardships they had to face on their way.Over a century ago, such people as Sam Goldwyn, Louis B. Mayer, or the Warner brothers left Polish shtetls and became moguls after numerous adventures and hardships they had to face on their way.Over a century ago, such people as Sam Goldwyn, Louis B. Mayer, or the Warner brothers left Polish shtetls and became moguls after numerous adventures and hardships they had to face on their way.

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9/10

Funny as hell, the most creative "documentary" ever

Thought it was really creative movie. Really messy structure and progression. The main character and director Pavel Ferdek is such a troll. The one part where he walks up to the policemen and says that they should let him in since Polish people originated Hollywood. Obviously big parts of the film were tongue and cheek. Enjoyed it as someone who is from Eastern Europe the opening scenes showing his small town and how the Polish immigrants were doing all sorts of wacky stuff just not to starve. Maybe my favorite part were the conversations between Pavel and the big time directors and producers where the talk seems semi genuine, semi troll. He gifts them vodka how stereotypically funny is that.

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