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@NevadaBoss
@NevadaBoss 5 ай бұрын
We are all nothing more than the compilation of all the people and events we've experienced. How those things manifest themselves is what defines us. Kosinski was a very gifted, and troubled, man who like all of us carried on his back his personal history. "I fought with my twin, that enemy within, till one of us fell by the way..." -B Dylan 'Where Are You Tonight'
@waldekkapusniak9972
@waldekkapusniak9972 8 ай бұрын
Niech go piekło pochłonie trzykrotnie I po trzykroć.
@igorpietrzak4605
@igorpietrzak4605 Жыл бұрын
Moja okolica ciekawa historia
@piotrekkop8523
@piotrekkop8523 Жыл бұрын
Izrael Żydy ładnie dziękują Polakom i nie tylko na wszelkich krajach mszczą za holocaust taką dostajemy wdzięczność
@LTrotsky21stCentury
@LTrotsky21stCentury Жыл бұрын
"The Painted Boy" is a chinese novel having nothing to do with WW2, Ukraine, or the Holocaust. Secondly, your description suggests that the Holocaust was a hoax. "The Painted Bird" is a novel, fiction based on historical reality. The events are not meant to depict an actual event, they are fictionalized dramatizations of things which did happen. Your content has been reported.
@HammeDavid
@HammeDavid 2 жыл бұрын
you exhibit a serious discernment problem between the genre of historical fiction and and the fact of historical events -- it is a novel of a psychological response to the war conditions as a child. It requires nothing more than compassion to understnd that if you're in posession of a minimal literary mind and/or of a minimally humane empathetic spirit. But as a holocaust denier it is impossible that you are even dealing with a grade-school-level stack of cards. Maybe others will recognize my pointer. I predict you won't. If you do not deny the holocaust, feel free to correct me.
@mirreck
@mirreck 2 жыл бұрын
w ogóle służba wojskowa to zamach na wolność człowieka choć bezinteresowne i bezpańskie poczucie bycia "żołnierzem" niekoniecznie
@yanjiang3214
@yanjiang3214 2 жыл бұрын
/6
@JudgeHill
@JudgeHill 2 жыл бұрын
Cringe at that guy at Harvard explaining his (poor, and poorly-received) joke.34:26
@user-xh6yx2ki2j
@user-xh6yx2ki2j 2 жыл бұрын
Ale fałsz.
@rickartdefoix1298
@rickartdefoix1298 2 жыл бұрын
Jerzy Kozynski was dealing with hard matters to write about. Read his Biography. He had kind of a marvelous life, sort of a fairy tale. Inspite of what was no doubt, a quite dreadful childhood, if one believes what's told in The Painted Bird. Fiction or not, his Polish childhood during the WWII years, being him a Jew, could not have been a good or happy one. But when he came to the States, he fell in love with a young woman who happened to be a millionaire. He met her when he was washing her car with the machines. And then as through a Blind Date, they became lovers. And his life changed. She was a heiress of one of the steel industry moguls. He was deeply sad when she, "the music of my life" (as he wrote about her, when dedicating her one of his books), out of the blue, died because of cancer. But they had divorced a few years before. Think because she could not pardon him to have introduced her as a character in his Blind Date novel. Or because she did not liked the way she was portrayed there. He kept loving her after their divorce, for what I knew. He kept on writing and with Being There became famous. Or when that was taken into a movie he already was famous. However, being part of the Polansky clan in Hollywood, somehow damaged him. When after having published four or five novels, he started being difamated as someone with a living style as the perverts ones have. Meaning going into orgies, drugs abuse and so on. It's truth that Kozynski seems to write about a world with no ethics. E.G. In Cockpit, his main character moves from one thing into another, from a country into others, and what he does have no consequences, for him. He never answers for what he does. He seems to be above any law. We are watching him acting and reacting, though never knowing him at all. Free so much as to do what he pleases, all time. Or what he thinks he has to do. He has no team, no nothing, he's a loner or retired guy, with no bosses. We know he travels, the scenaries are changing from a place into another. We can deduce Tardem is kind of an early retired guy. Apparently, what happened to Kozynski is that maybe some Americans tried to made him pay for having written about someone like that. And about a world with no ethics. The underworlds his character gets into could too often be circles of hell. But Tardem does not get in all that to do any sort of Justice or goodness. If or when goodness appears as a result, it's as if by casualty, or because Tardem fancies it that way, just then. Other times, Tardem can be evil. In't all this mere reality for some white collar wealthy people and others, that gets rid of having done some wrong things? - isn't there people that seem to be above any laws? Suppose we all can do goodness but could do wrong under certain circumstances... - we only could deduce Tardem is cruel and cold, but nothing else. We'll never know Tardem. And surely better not to, anyway. In the sense of Jerzy's unfair critics case, it could even recall you a tad, that of the Lenny Bruce case. Though at a lighter level, of course. He should have not paid attention, or take those puritan critics into court. They seemed to think that what told in his books, had to see with his own life. Think he tried to explain that he could write about those things because he was there on the spot, but just as an observer. Never getting involved in. To be able to write about it. Think behind his cold, distant writing, was sheltered quite a romantic man. He was not a "pervert" for having being part of the Sharon Tate and Polansky circle. Or because of the things he wrote about. Those puritan kind of critics did a lot of harm to Jerzy, as think is told in the James Park Sloane Bio. They also hurted him badly when started saying that the Painted Bird was a kind of a copy of another unknown polish writer. Finally they kept on as if chasing him, when he received bad critics for his short last book. This Hermit book was certainly not his best, there the critics were right. Neither the Jockey novel was a good one. The Jockey one was a bit boring, for me. With the Hermit book they then went on saying he was finished as a writer. Someone with nothing else to say. He had money enough as to keep living without having to write anymore. And think he should and could have moved into California. Where he had friends of the movies world, (he was not only a pal of the Sharon Tate circle), and others. Remind he did a cameo in the Reds movie, where he played precisely the Trotsky role, if am not wrong. He should have gone to California just to forget about that wave of puritanism concerning him too. A reps wave that showed up when he was living in New York, in his last days. Instead of quitting the States or moving into California, he stood living in NY, but as a hermit, keeping away from the cold world outside. He kept indoors, as if willing the world to forget about him. Living a reclusive life, only increased his arising depression. All this lead him to commit suicide, according to Park Sloane. Was Kozynski a sample of how critics can destroy a man or was all that also a political case for having him supported the dems? Up to you to decide. Having read Cockpit and some others, I can only add that he was a good and interesting writer, whose books describe reality with raw chapters or snapshots of shocking plots. His best works are Cockpit and Blind Date, for me. Though the Devil Tree, in the same line is not a bad one, Neither. About The Painted Bird, I consider it a masterwork. A book that shall remain. Inspite of telling terrible stories and going into dark issues, or just because being able to enter into such worlds and depicts them so well, he was a good writer. To me it's all the same if he had to write his novels in Polish and then made them being translated or whatever. His kind of writing was quite an easy or simple telegraphic style, to say so. For that kind of writing one does not require a greater knowledge of the British language than the one he had. Definitely, for having to write in another language than his own, he did quite a good job, as a writer. Not at all the best seller cheap kind of author, he was also accused of being, because of his Pinball novel. They meant he was just searching scandal, with his works. And Pinball was more of the same he had been writing before, it was said. But obviously Kozynski was not at all a marketing product. A much more serious author than that, and a deep one. His mix of imagination and reality is a successful, well worked one. His books are page turners which besides, will make you think and leave their footprint. With a bit of a scandal behind, a creative and good author to recommend, have no doubt. Rest in peace, Jerzy. 😔🙏😇
@Maxmaxmax63
@Maxmaxmax63 7 ай бұрын
Greatly written! Wow. I am currently reading all of Kosinski’s books. Steps is my favorite. On Cockpit now. I love what you wrote here!
@rickartdefoix1298
@rickartdefoix1298 7 ай бұрын
@@Maxmaxmax63 Thanks a lot. There're small mistakes. Anyway, am glad to share this fine author. He would have said the same in less lines, you see⁉️🆗✔️🙏😇
@realist8635
@realist8635 2 жыл бұрын
Jedno można powiedzieć na pewno o Kosińskim: potrafił zrobić wokół siebie doskonały PR. Nabrał tych buców Amerykanów.
@grzmislawmajer
@grzmislawmajer 2 жыл бұрын
Mając możliwość wyjazdu do Nowego Jorku - a wierzył w Nowy Jork - skorzystał. Skończył socjologię, interesował go człowiek. Wiedział jak zabłysnąć - okazać się u znaczących. Stał się "maskotką" u nich, pozwalali nawet wysoko wejść na tej drabinie sztuki - został prezesem PEN Clubu. Książki, które pisał też były podkręcone, aby zaskakiwać. W "Malowanym ptaku" opisał brutalność, połączoną z prymitywnym erotyzmem - tak ostro widzi to dziecko, które pozbawione jest miłości, stabilności pod którą mogłoby się rozwijać spokojnie, bez większych traum. Reszta dzieci i otoczenie to "szare ptaki", oni są bezpieczni pod ochroną "szarych ptaków". Jego też chronią ale z jakimi fochami, z jakimi śmiechami, z jakimi... W 1979 r. powstał film "Wystarczy być" - sporo nagród zdobył - na podstawie powieści Jerzego Kosińskiego o tym samym tytule. Wystarczy być - takim na przykład ogrodnikiem, płynąć z wiatrem natury i pofrunąć wysoko nawet w karierze politycznej. Znalazły się "szare ptaki", oceniając że to plagiat "Kariery Nikodema Dyzmy" Tadeusza Dołęgi-Mostowicza. Dopatrzono się również, wyszukano, że "Malowanego ptaka" sam nie pisał, ktoś mu napisał, kilku ich pisało. Jedni mówią najgorsza, inni najlepsza jego ostatnia książka pt. "Pustelnik z 69 ulicy": "Gdy znów poszukałem wzrokiem Gatsby'ego, już go nie było i zostałem sam w niespokojnej ciemności. (F. Scott Fitzgerald)". Po śmierci Jerzego Kosińskiego wydano jego eseje, zbiór przemyśleń pod wymownym tytułem "Przechodząc obok''.
@wadysawzuchowicz4079
@wadysawzuchowicz4079 3 жыл бұрын
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@adamjeziorski5959
@adamjeziorski5959 3 жыл бұрын
Wychodzi na to że nie byli warci ratowania.. 😉😒
@user-ut3hj4mf8m
@user-ut3hj4mf8m 3 жыл бұрын
facet najprawdopodobniej miał zaburzenia narcystyczne splątane z osobowością histrioniczną i to pchało do dziwnych zachowań, aż w końcu do śmierci. myślę, że moje pokolenie (86-96) i pokolenie młodsze jest w stanie go lepiej zrozumieć, ponieważ samo cierpi na te przypadłości (a to przez instagram, a to przez facebooka, a to przez ten wszechobecny, wszędobylski wyścig szczurów, w którym bierzemy udział). myślę, że w "malowanym ptaku" dość dokładnie opisał, co przeżywał wewnętrznie, jednak jako narcyz nie mógł powiedzieć wprost, że chodzi o metaforę wojny w sobie samym - woli przełożyć winę na świat (lub tak zamanipulować, by inni sami 'wpadli' na to, że jest ofiarą). w pewnym sensie jest ofiarą i jest katem. raczej nie odsądzałabym go od czci i wiary - działał tak, jak potrafił, a widocznie nie potrafił inaczej. trzeba wreszcie powiedzieć, że narcyz nie ma interesu w tym, by ranić i oczerniać innych (to wychodzi mimochodem), wszystkie wysiłki są skierowane, by ratować siebie. (zazwyczaj tak naprawdę przed sobą samym).
@sybillascott3293
@sybillascott3293 3 жыл бұрын
Dawniej żałowałam, współczułam teraz ......
@kamila2169
@kamila2169 3 жыл бұрын
Dokładnie, ja to samo. Uczmy się na błędach
@barbra7040
@barbra7040 3 жыл бұрын
JA TEZ!!!.......................
@tesaaua3650
@tesaaua3650 3 жыл бұрын
Ja tez
@barbra7040
@barbra7040 3 жыл бұрын
Polak - Wegier dwa bratanki.
@genszes4342
@genszes4342 3 жыл бұрын
Aż serce boli słuchać ...💔 A ile histori jest jeszcze napisanych .
@janbajorski3558
@janbajorski3558 3 жыл бұрын
Czyli SPRAWIEDLIWI WŚRÓD NARODÓW ŚWIATA ratującego klamliwego I fałszywego nibybrata
@robertgiles9124
@robertgiles9124 3 жыл бұрын
Damn, that Interviewer (B&W at 1:05) was the definition of an arrogant, ignorant, asshole....and Kosinski just devours the idiot. The contrast here between a good writer like Kurt Vonnegut who likes Kosinski and this poor Pochoda, looking like a convict woken up from her prison cot, trying so desperately to sling mud at Kosinski. Of course no one bought Pochoda's books, despite her "editorial" skills.
@sconl1549
@sconl1549 3 жыл бұрын
Wait, you're telling me that a work of fiction ISN'T a factual account? Wow! Who knew?
@brooklyner2003
@brooklyner2003 3 жыл бұрын
please write in three sentences What is the book ” painted bird ” about /? I'm making a film about these people who helped survive the Kosinski family during the war. WHAT WILL YOU SAY TO THOSE PEOPLE ? TH .
@sconl1549
@sconl1549 3 жыл бұрын
@@brooklyner2003 THE PAINTED BIRD is what is known as a "picaresque" novel - As such it doesn't have a traditional linear plot, but is more of a series of images and/or episodes that produce a cumulative poetic effect, so "what it's about" will differ from person to person based on their response to those images/episodes. From what I understand, Kosinski took experiences he had during the war & combined them with things that happened to another child he knew from that time, things he took from historical research & other works of literature, and scenes that he made up, all of which required extensive editing - This is why it was published as a work of fiction & NOT an autobiography. (Note that Kosinski was always very careful with his words when describing its origin - He would never say it was a factual account of his life, but would instead say things like, "every word in it is true," which has a very different meaning, and he always talked about using many editors to help assemble all of his books.) The most obvious interpretation would probably be that it's about the way we use perceived differences in others to dehumanize them & to justify acts of violence & depravity against them that we would never perpetrate against "one of our own," but as the scene from which the book takes its title illustrates, those differences are just superficial, and our responses stem from primitive, animalistic instincts that man has yet to overcome. As I said, though, it is a very moving book, and I think the emotional & psychological responses it provokes in the reader are more important than its actual themes. I know that was longer than three sentences, and I'm not sure it fully answers your questions, but that's what I would say to them.
@oreoblack3999
@oreoblack3999 3 жыл бұрын
miniurl.es/urlflirtyjoybigbooty Leurs états de santé respectifs les empechent de s'approcher trop pres l'un de l'autre
@LeszekRym
@LeszekRym 3 жыл бұрын
Świetna sprawa zobaczyć na filmie wszystkich przyjaciół i znajomych Gombrowicza z czasów argentyńskich. Fajnie się słuchało tych opowiadań, mimo że większość już ujęto przeróżnych opracowaniach książkowych. Dziękuję za ten materiał!
@DerekHundik
@DerekHundik 3 жыл бұрын
23:50. wszystko co czyta ta babka to wierutne klamstwo
@julianstup2353
@julianstup2353 3 жыл бұрын
Najbardziej spodobali mi sie panowie: Warchol, Michalek, Lesiu I Tracz. I tez te ich fajne zabawy. Wesole, serdeczne chlopaki.
@Sasiak1
@Sasiak1 3 жыл бұрын
A ja tam Pana Kosińskiego szanuję, zdając sobie najlepiej sprawę jaką jest mendą i ścierwem sam zakończył swoją żałosną egzystencję.
@richardmazursky2796
@richardmazursky2796 3 жыл бұрын
Bardzo ciekawy dokument szczególnie gdy teraz Kosiński powraca ponownie poprzez film czeskiego reżysera. Bardziej mnie intryguje jednak w Kosińskim druga osobowość - notorycznego kłamcy. Co ciekawe ta druga strona pisarza przypomina bardzo osobę Jacka Silbera (tez żyda ) vel Czesław Śliwa. Który był hochsztaplerem , fałszerzem ,itd. a sławę przyniosła mu fałszywa postać austriackiego konsula. Można stwierdzić że życie Kosińskiego przypomina życie Silbera odnośnie okupacji , ukrywania się , itd. Warto zobaczyć dokument (wywiad) z Silberem by zrozumieć tą drugą stronę Kosińskiego. Co ciekawe postać Jana Tomasza Grossa ( Sąsiedzi ) też łączy się w jakiś sposób z wyżej wymienionymi postaciami. Wywiad ze Śliwą : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7mIrbarl8CVh2g.html
@richardmazursky2796
@richardmazursky2796 3 жыл бұрын
Unfortunately - this is a worst imagination of Kosiński. What's worse, Kosiński turned out to be a liar who used the Nazi Exploitation fashion in Europe and USA and created a lie...his book. He was in a dire financial situation and it was a great step for the writer into pure business 💰. The writer combined fiction (Nazi explo. - fashion) with reality (the fact that he lived in Poland occupied by the Germans). Kosiński is a liar who survived the 2war thanks to the Poles who gave him shelter. He lived in very good standard opposite to atrocities of war. Interestingly, young Kosiński even had a maid ...🤣 The naive West accepted Kosiński fantasy as a science history. To this day, the awareness of the historical facts from the times of WW 2 in the minds of the West is poor knowledge. Today's typical German does not know what his grandfather was doing in 1939 in Poland. This is the paradox and the tragedy. Czech Republic ? Perhaps the movie director of "painting bird" will make a film about real history: In mid-June 1945, Lt. "Pazur" (engl.Claw)soldiers pulled several hundred Germans from the train, and then murdered 71 men, 120 women and 74 children. Claw personally shot several babies. Immediately after the war, the Czechs took bloody revenge on the Germans living in their country. Life lost at least 25 thousand people.
@kingapolak4665
@kingapolak4665 4 жыл бұрын
Gross słynący z paszkwili i kłamstw wymyślanych o Polsce, jeszcze jeden wartościowy kłamca.
@metaphormixmaster
@metaphormixmaster 4 жыл бұрын
"Literature is not a moral beauty contest." --Philip Roth
@paulbrimble8204
@paulbrimble8204 4 жыл бұрын
Great NOVEL
@natalkamachon9912
@natalkamachon9912 4 жыл бұрын
wajne te. filmyki,😋😍😝🍉🍇🍓
@podajdalej11
@podajdalej11 4 жыл бұрын
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@sibengerard1856
@sibengerard1856 4 жыл бұрын
ALL THOSE WHO ACCUSED JERZY OF NOT WRITING THOSE BOOKS, ESPECIALLY THOSE ''VERY GOOD EDITORS OUTSIDE THE PUBLISHING HOUSE-So gifted theyre had not been published or are still to publish anything significant-or better still show proof of their editing skills of a major author, in a major publishing house''-CHOOSE TO ATTACK JERZY AT LEAST FOR ONE LEGITIMATE REASON; 'THEY COULDN'T STAND THE FACT THAT, WITH THE MASTERY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE WHICH THEY HAD;(WHICH JERZY DIDNT), THEY COULDN'T HAVE IN RETURN THE GIFT(ARTISTIC) OF JERZY'S IMAGINATION'-that jerzy was the ARTIST(below-average-or above) AND THEY WERE THE EDITORS/POST-TYPIST, WAS A BITTER PEAL FOR THEM TO SWALLOW...I WISH THEM GOOD LUCK IN THEIR FUTURE 'ARTISTIC' ENDEAVORS.
@sibengerard1856
@sibengerard1856 4 жыл бұрын
AND I GUEST, TONI MORRISON SHOULD HAVE AS WELL ASSUMED THE AUTHORSHIP RIGHTS OF ANGELA DAVIES' AUTOBIOGRAPHY, SINCE SHE HELPED TO COMPETENTLY EDIT AND PUT IT INTO SHAPE; WHICH IS NOTHING ELSE BUT THE JOB OF EDITORS.
@sibengerard1856
@sibengerard1856 4 жыл бұрын
ALL THOSE WHO CAME OUT TO LAY CLAIM TO THE AUTHORSHIP OF JERZY'S BOOKS ONLY CAME OUT BECAUSE THE BOOKS WERE SUCCESSFUL, AND JERZY WAS THE ONLY ONE GETTING THE ATTENTION-IF THOSE BOOKS WERE'NT AS SUCCESSFUL, WE WOULD'NT HAVE GOTTEN AS MUCH AS A SYLLABLE FROM ANY OF THOSE NUMERABLE, COMPETENT, AND OF COURSE ARTISTICALLY MEDIOCRE EDITORS OF Jerzy.
@norbertk9595
@norbertk9595 4 жыл бұрын
It's more complicated than that. While the ideas in Kosinski's books were all his, the specific words were often those of assistants. See Geoffrey Stokes' comments at about the 54-minute mark. He thinks Kosinski should have leveled with those were investigating his work; Kosinski could have acknowledged the assistance and claimed to have invented a new compositional technique.
@sibengerard1856
@sibengerard1856 3 жыл бұрын
​@@norbertk9595 What else is an author but a fountain of ''ideas''?
@sibengerard1856
@sibengerard1856 4 жыл бұрын
ITS SIMPLE; WHAT IS THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF LITERARY PRODUCTION OF THOSE WHO SAY, THEY WROTE JERZY'S BOOKS?-IF THEY WERE THAT GOOD BY NOW ALL OF THEM WOULD HAVE PRODUCED LITERARY SENSATIONS COMPARABLE TO THE PAINTED BIRD.
@sibengerard1856
@sibengerard1856 4 жыл бұрын
gracias....a gifted and by consequence a troubled writer.
@ciao-cj5in
@ciao-cj5in 4 жыл бұрын
Kariera Jerzego Dyzmy
@norbertk9595
@norbertk9595 4 жыл бұрын
This is incredible! I didn't know this documentary existed, and I am thrilled with it. It's good to see this rare footage, and the interviews with people who knew Kosinski well, such as John Corry and Urszula Dudziak (performing Jerzy's favorite song, no less!). I'm only 20 minutes in; I can't wait to watch the rest of it. I am well aware of the many controversies concerning Kosinski and his books. They make him more interesting, not less.
@justynamariolanowakowska8638
@justynamariolanowakowska8638 4 жыл бұрын
Zwykła menda zostało to opisane i wyciągnięte na światło dzienne judaszowe numery nie dość że nie był autorem a pisał na zapotrzebowanie wrogów Polski ! nikt nie czytał a brawa bili głupole i durne Polaki a on ich obsmarował i chłopa Polskiego opisywał wariactwa wymysły człowieka chorego i zboczonego marnie skończył tak jak zaczął z workiem na głowie we wannie jak ta historia lubi się powtarzać i pojawili się następni kolaboranci w Polsce ja Olga Tokarczuk i teraz widzimy i małymi kroczkami idzie do 447 to po to byli i są tacy wykorzystani do poniżeniu Polaków aby cały świat się dowiedział a ten film to prawie sielanka mieszkał u jednego chłopa znajomego jego ojca co on tu opowiada .
@o.wikstrom9008
@o.wikstrom9008 4 жыл бұрын
Thanks.
@gutek1980
@gutek1980 4 жыл бұрын
świetny film
@richardtaylor5430
@richardtaylor5430 4 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much for uploading this. I'm fascinated with people like Kosinski, who blurred the line between fact and fiction. No doubt he was a very troubled man. Having to live in hiding as a child must have been traumatic, even without going through the terrible experiences he describes in The Painted Bird.
@dariuszkonferowicz3330
@dariuszkonferowicz3330 4 жыл бұрын
hahahaha, he didn't survive trauma as a child.
@blueberry9696ify
@blueberry9696ify 4 жыл бұрын
@@dariuszkonferowicz3330 This You don't know , you were not there ! ;)
@jacekpodrazik7572
@jacekpodrazik7572 4 жыл бұрын
Co musiał nakłamać u. Dudziak ze z nim była ,patologiczny kłamca
@brooklyner2003
@brooklyner2003 3 жыл бұрын
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@mariuszholtyn9872
@mariuszholtyn9872 4 жыл бұрын
Ale Jerzy nie pisał swojej autobiografii ,bo była by bardzo nudna do czytania , dlatego posłużył się fikcją literacką a dlaczego a żeby stworzyć coś takiego jak książkę malowany 🐦
@a.szynwelski1073
@a.szynwelski1073 4 жыл бұрын
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerzy_Kosi%C5%84ski
@Katarina9564
@Katarina9564 5 жыл бұрын
Rzeczywiście film bardzo poruszający i odczuwam osobistą satysfakcję po tym czego się dowiedziałam , pamiętam bowiem mój niesmak i niedowierzanie po przeczytaniu 'Malowanego ptaka' w wieku 18 lat.
@anetastec-paszczyk3872
@anetastec-paszczyk3872 5 жыл бұрын
Dobry dokument który powinien być emitowany w tv publicznej, zwłaszcza teraz kiedy ma powstać film na podstawie tej szkalujacej dobre imię prawdziwych bohaterów powieści
@brooklyner2003
@brooklyner2003 3 жыл бұрын
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@jah1poland
@jah1poland 5 жыл бұрын
Ptasior - bardzo obrzydliwa persona. Warto pamiętać, bo brzydota moralna nie ginie!
@brooklyner2003
@brooklyner2003 3 жыл бұрын
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