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Wladyslaw Pawelec
Wladyslaw Pawelec has always stood out in the dirty gray of Warsaw in the late 70s. His nude young women exude a sense of healthy erotic energy in the schizophrenic atmosphere of Poland torn between Party and Church. The film tracks down some of his models and by juxtaposing them with their portraits captures a sense of passing time. Wladyslaw Pawelec has spent 40 years exploring the female nude. In the silence of his studio, he gives us the timeless spectacle of a mystery that deepens as it is laid bare. Today, when the naked female is used as an object of pleasure or merchandizing, or as a politicized body, the nudes of Wladyslaw Pawelec come across as traces of a forgotten civilization.
France / Poland - 2000 - 52 mn - Betacam SP - Colour
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