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a| Lozinski, Marcel, e| director.
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a| 89 mm from Europe y| eng
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a| 89 mm od Europy
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a| Poland, c| 1993.
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a| DVD-ROM (12 min.)
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a| The short documentary is one of the finest statements made on the prevailing atmosphere of the Cold War in post-perestroika, post-Cold War Europe. The film sketches the transition between two different worlds: Europe and the former Soviet Union. The scene is the railway station at Brest-Litovsk. Before a train can move on from Poland to Belorussia, the wheels of each of the carriages have to be adjusted to meet the conditions of a wider gauge ­ a difference of only »89 mm« ­ yet symbolic for the huge transformation from one mind-set to another. Meanwhile, while the changes are being made, train passengers from France and Germany, Holland and Poland, watch the ceremony mutely ­ as much in dismay as in disbelief.
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