NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Rejs

This grotesque black-and-white comedy was created during the Communist regime in Poland and was widely regarded as a mockery of some aspects of the system. The film is constructed around hilarious events that took place during a cruise on a river boat of a group of unfamiliar people. It was shot in a quasi-documentary manner and most of the cast were not professional actors.

The movie has a strong following and was acclaimed as the "Polish Monty Python".

External links

A site about the film (http://www.rejs.art.pl/) in Polish.
Rejs (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066289/) at the Internet Movie Database

Categories: 1970 films | Polish films

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