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Mar 16, 1986 · ''Angry Harvest'' was shown as part of last year's New York Film Festival. Following are excerpts from Janet Maslin's review, which appeared in The New York Times Sept. 30. The film opens today at ...
- 'ANGRY HARVEST' AND A POLISH FARMER
AGNIESZKA HOLLAND'S ''Angry Harvest'' brings a good deal of...
- 'ANGRY HARVEST' AND A POLISH FARMER
Sep 30, 1985 · AGNIESZKA HOLLAND'S ''Angry Harvest'' brings a good deal of directorial delicacy to bear upon a story that is essentially rather crude. It follows the growing wartime relationship between a Polish ...
- Agnieszka Holland
Mar 16, 1986 · Although she was pleased by the warm reception ''Angry Harvest'' received from the New York Film Festival audience, she added: ''I don't like that film so much. When I made Polish films, I made ...
"Angry Harvest" seems to exist in a charmed land somewhere just slightly over the rainbow from World War II. It is a land, to be sure, in which Jews are persecuted and Nazi soldiers march through the village. But it also is a land in which a farmer is allowed to cook an entire goose for his own meal, and there is milk and bread and honey, and citizens chat with the most alarming ease about the ...
Angry Harvest: Directed by Agnieszka Holland. With Armin Mueller-Stahl, Elisabeth Trissenaar, Wojciech Pszoniak, Gerd Baltus. In the winter of 1942-43, a Jewish family leaps from a train going through Silesia.
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- Drama, Romance, War
- Agnieszka Holland
- 1986-03
Angry Harvest. Angry Harvest ( German: Bittere Ernte) is a 1985 West German film directed by Agnieszka Holland, based on a novel written by Hermann Field and Stanislaw Mierzenski while they were imprisoned by the Polish government in the early 1950s. The circumstances surrounding the novel's creation are detailed in Field's autobiographical ...
Angry Harvest "Angry Harvest" seems to exist in a charmed land somewhere just slightly over the rainbow from World War II. It is a land, to be sure, in which Jews are persecuted and Nazi soldiers march through the village. But it also is a land in which a farmer is allowed to cook an entire goose for his own meal, and there is milk and bread and honey, and citizens chat with the most alarming ...
