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Polish (Labor and Other) Migration in Contemporary Film and Fiction A Comparative Approach

Polish (Labor and Other) Migration in Contemporary Film and Fiction A Comparative Approach. Kris Van Heuckelom Leuven Catholic University, Belgium kris @vanheuckelom.be. UK 1982 dir. Jerzy Skolimowski. The Grass Is Greener Everywhere Else BRD 1989 dir. Michael Klier.

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Polish (Labor and Other) Migration in Contemporary Film and Fiction A Comparative Approach

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  1. Polish (Labor and Other) Migrationin Contemporary Film and FictionA Comparative Approach Kris Van Heuckelom Leuven Catholic University, Belgium kris@vanheuckelom.be

  2. UK 1982 dir. Jerzy Skolimowski

  3. The Grass Is Greener Everywhere Else BRD 1989 dir. Michael Klier

  4. The Fiancee Who Came From the Cold France 1983 dir. Charles Nemes

  5. The Ballad of the Windscreen Washers Italy 1998 dir. Peter Del Monte

  6. Ant Street Austria 1995 dir. Michael Glawogger

  7. v

  8. The Illegal France 1994 dir. Jean-Louis Bertucelli

  9. The Polish Bride The Netherlands 1998 dir. Karim Traïdia

  10. y Four Weeks in June Sweden 2004 dir. Henry Meyer

  11. y Austria 2003 dir. Ruth Mader

  12. UK2007 dir. Ken Loach

  13. Distant Lights Germany 2003 dir. Hans-Christian Schmid

  14. UK2007 dir. Dominic Lees

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