Our Folk

General Information

Original Title
Sami Swoi
Author/Creator
Chęciński, Sylwester, director.
Language
Polish.
Subtitles
English
Published
Poland, 1964.
Physical Description
DVD-ROM (80 min.)
Digital ver. identifier
HU_OSA_00002378

Contents/Summary

Summary
Two quarreling peasant families, homeless war refugees from the eastern part of Poland, are settled by chance on two neighboring farms. Before the war Karguł’s cow had got into Pawłak’s meadow. As a result, two barns were burned down, blood was spilled, and Jaśko Pawłak, the eldest son, had to emigrate to the United States. Now he comes back, as John, and finds the two families living in peace and harmony. They try to convince John that things have changed. It was the turbulent love between the peasants’ children, Witi and Jadźka, that eventually brought the feuding families together. One of the most popular and acclaimed Polish comedies, partially based upon the screenwriter's family story. Initially shot in black-and-white, the color version was made in 2000 by a private TV station.

Subjects

Genre
Fiction films

Bibliographic Information

Title Translation
Our Folk
Note
Duration: 01:20:00

Holdings

Item Type Current Location Call Number Status Shelving Location Public Note
DVD-ROMOSA Film LibraryFL Record 0647Available--
Digital filmOSA Film LibraryFL Record 0647
(HU_OSA_00002378.mp4)
AvailableAccess Copy, MP4 format