August 8, 1975
L'Histoire d'Adèle H (1975) **
Tragic life of Victor Hugo's daughter Adèle (superbly played by Isabelle Adjani).
July 7, 1975
July 6, 1975
June 6, 1975
May 5, 1975
April 4, 1975
SOS (1975) **
Lasse Hallstrom tries hard in this ABBA music video, but the results are more pretentious than impressive.
Pink DaVinci (1975) ***
Leonardo da Vinci has a problem with painting Mona Lisa's smiling lips (he wants her to frown), but Pink Panther soon makes the necessary corrections. The tug-of-war between the two characters is a little repetitive, but the film also shows how an enraged Leonardo bended the Tower of Pisa !
Illusion (1975) ***
Little children are playing in the fields. But then, a magician appears and transforms their rustic paradise into a horrible industrial wasteland. A very unsubtle allegory about a curse also known as civilization.
March 3, 1975
Wlasnie leci kabarecik 3: Sylwester (1975) ***
Jest to pierwszy kabaret Olgi Lipinskiej w ktorym nie ma wogole orginalnych piosenek. Wszystkie piosenki to powtorki z kabaretow "Zielona Ges" i "Gallux Show". Piosenki:
"Bracia Rojek" *
"Bracia Rojek" *
"Tylko walczyk" ("Gallux Show: Wieczor 6") **
"Noc hawajska" ("Zielona Ges: Wieczor II") *
"Szampanski humor" ("Gallux Show: Wieczor 3 i pol") **
"Widzicie ludzie flagi na budzie" **
"Bal u profesora Bączynskiego" ("Zielona Ges: Wieczor II") **
"Cyrulik jasienny" ("Gallux Show: Wieczor 7") *
"Swiety Augustyn" ("Gallux Show: Wieczor 9") *
"Ludowa zabawa 6" ("Zielona Ges: Wieczor II") **
"W pewnej krakowskiej piekarni" **
Wlasnie leci kabarecik 2: Gdzie jest Zdzisio? (1975) ***
Drugi odcinek trzeciego cyklu kabaretow Olgi Lipinskiej, "Wlasnie leci kabarecik" (1975-6). Piosenki:
"Bracia Rojek" *
"Nogi" ("Gallux Show: Wieczor 5") *
"W operze!" **
"Co slychac" ("K. I. Galczynski Zielona Ges") **
"Lilly the Pink" ("Gallux Show: Wieczor 6") *
"Ballada o trabiacym poecie" ("Gallux Show: Wieczor 7") *
"Imieniny panny Niny" ("K. I. Galczynski Zielona Ges") **
"W pewnej krakowskiej piekarni" **
Fawlty Towers 1 (1975) ****
The best British TV comedy series of all times, starring John Cleese as Basil Fawlty, a bumbling owner of a small seaside hotel and Prunella Scales as his even-headed wife, Sybil.
In the first segment, Basil tries to upgrade the standards of his establishment. But then, Sybil leaves Basil in charge of some minor rebuilding and the hotel almost collapses. The third episode has major mayhem among wedding guests. The next two segments have Basil battling hotel inspectors and food critics. And finally, German guests arrive, only to be insulted by Basil who insists on talking about the war.
"A Touch Of Class" ****
"The Builders" *****
"The Wedding Party" *****
"The Hotel Inspectors" ***
"Gourmet Night" ***
"The Germans" ****
In the first segment, Basil tries to upgrade the standards of his establishment. But then, Sybil leaves Basil in charge of some minor rebuilding and the hotel almost collapses. The third episode has major mayhem among wedding guests. The next two segments have Basil battling hotel inspectors and food critics. And finally, German guests arrive, only to be insulted by Basil who insists on talking about the war.
"A Touch Of Class" ****
"The Builders" *****
"The Wedding Party" *****
"The Hotel Inspectors" ***
"Gourmet Night" ***
"The Germans" ****
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