A world turned upside down, where everyone
has first-hand acquaintance with death-this is the setting of Andrzej Wajda's
Ashes and Diamonds, a chilling account of post-World War II Poland. A dedicated
partisan unexpectedly encounters the end of the war-but no subsequent end of
killing. With dynamic acting and stark, haunting imagery, Ashes and Diamonds is a
film of unforgettable power.
With improved subtitles and a new digital transfer
in the aspect ratio of 1.85:1, Criterion's edition invites new appreciation of
this classic film.
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