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Wałesa: Man of Hope (2013)

How was it possible that a single man influenced contemporary world so significantly? This film is an attempt to capture the phenomenon of a common man's metamorphosis into a charismatic leader — an attempt to see how a Gdansk shipyard electrician fighting for workers' rights awakened a hidden desire for freedom in millions of people.

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Stephen C 14 Jun 2015

When I was growing up one of the tings I clearly remember was the Polish dock strike in Gdansk and its moustachioed leader Lech Walesa. Now legendary director Andrzej Wajda gives us the story behind the headlines . Walesa was always a troublemaker but when the communist dream begins to turn sour he begins to question the rising prices and poverty most of his friends and co workers find themselves in. The films follows Walesa as he is pursued and persecuted by the authorities for speaking out leading to him being arrested numerous times and at one point being held against his will while events unfolded in the shipyards and the creation of the Solidarity union movement of which Walesa became the figurehead. Wajda combines actual footage with his actors and the film shows just how tough the communists were when it came to the to the subject of civil rights for all. Some may find this all a bit worthy and earnest but I have to say I was gripped from the very start and the film covers a vital part in the eventual downfall of the Iron Curtain government's.

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Howard S 14 Oct 2013

A must for all those interested. Funny and so true! Wajda's 65 years younger, so much creativity and energy!

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Scottt F 20 Jul 2014

Zajimave vedet, jak to bylo tehdy u nasich sousedu

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Eric G 30 Oct 2013

Has its moments but rather dull. Only for sensational acting.

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J. R. Jones 07 Nov 2013

The secret police after the December 1970 strikes at the Gdansk Shipyard. Yet the steely dissident, played by Robert Wieckiewicz, never really comes into focus as a private person.

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