Cracow Dances (1935)

A film depicting traditional Krakow dances and the charm of the landscape of the Krakow area. The filmmaker, Eugeniusz Cękalski, was associated with the environment of the film avant-garde, hence the use of treatments unusual for a documentary film. "Krakow Dances" is not only a recording of folk dancing, but above all an artistic reportage, showing dancing couples from different perspectives, using close-ups and slow-motion shots, which allowed to expose the dynamics of movement and the beauty of regional costumes. The film featured the Folk Theater Association's Dance Ensemble.

Director: Eugeniusz Cekalski
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 8 min
Release Date:
Country: Poland
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cracow Dances about?
A film depicting traditional Krakow dances and the charm of the landscape of the Krakow area. The filmmaker, Eugeniusz Cękalski, was associated with the environment of the film avant-garde, hence the use of treatments unusual for a documentary film. "Krakow Dances" is not only a recording of folk dancing, but above all an artistic reportage, showing dancing couples from different perspectives, using close-ups and slow-motion shots, which allowed to expose the dynamics of movement and the beauty of regional costumes. The film featured the Folk Theater Association's Dance Ensemble.
Who directed Cracow Dances?
Cracow Dances was directed by Eugeniusz Cekalski.
How long is Cracow Dances?
Cracow Dances has a runtime of 8m (8 minutes).
What genre is Cracow Dances?
Cracow Dances is a Documentary film.
Where was Cracow Dances produced?
Cracow Dances was produced in Poland.