影片描写刚从电影学院毕业的学生阿格涅什卡，雄心勃勃，立志拍一部以50年代劳动模范砖瓦工人布尔库特为主角的传记性记录片作为自己的毕业论文。为了弄清楚主人公是如何成为劳动模范，后来被控告判罪，而最终又恢复名誉的曲折传奇的一生，阿格涅什卡进行了大量的调查和资料的搜集，还访问了当时历史发生时的一些关键人物。最后她找到布尔科特的儿子，得知这位曾经被称为大理石人的英雄已经死了。就连公墓的墓碑上都没有留下布尔库特的名字。“在格但斯克造船厂工人骚动期间，布尔库特丧了命。人们再也找不到他的任何痕迹。从此，大理石人就成了一个幽灵。”
"Człowiek z marmuru" (Man of Marble), released in 1977 by Zespół Filmowy "X" in Poland, is a groundbreaking film directed by Andrzej Wajda. The movie delves into the life of a fictional Stakhanovite bricklayer, Mateusz Birkut, whose story is being investigated by a young film student, Agnieszka. Through her research, Agnieszka uncovers the manipulation and propaganda of the Communist regime, revealing the stark contrast between the idealized image of Birkut and the harsh realities of his life. Wajda's film is a poignant critique of the Polish People's Republic, using the medium of cinema to challenge the official narratives and expose the truth behind the façade of socialist heroism. The film's narrative structure is innovative, blending documentary-style footage with dramatized scenes to create a compelling and immersive experience. As Agnieszka pieces together Birkut's story, the audience is drawn into a complex web of historical events, personal testimonies, and archival material. This approach not only highlights the film's meta-cinematic nature but also underscores the power of film as a tool for uncovering hidden truths. Wajda's use of black-and-white cinematography adds a layer of authenticity and timelessness, enhancing the film's impact as a historical and political statement. "Człowiek z marmuru" also stands out for its bold portrayal of the struggles faced by individuals under a repressive regime. The character of Mateusz Birkut, initially celebrated as a model worker, becomes a symbol of the disillusionment and betrayal experienced by many in post-war Poland. His journey from a celebrated hero to a forgotten man reflects the broader societal shifts and the erosion of ideals under Communist rule. Agnieszka's determination to uncover the truth about Birkut's life mirrors the film's overarching theme of seeking justice and accountability in the face of systemic oppression. The film's release in 1977 was met with both critical acclaim and controversy, as it directly challenged the prevailing political climate in Poland. Despite facing censorship and limited distribution, "Człowiek z marmuru" became a significant work in Polish cinema, inspiring a sequel, "Człowiek z żelaza" (Man of Iron), which further explored the themes of resistance and solidarity. Wajda's masterful storytelling and unflinching critique of the Communist regime cemented the film's place as a landmark in the history of Polish and world cinema, resonating with audiences and filmmakers alike.
年份1977
运行时间153 min
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类型剧情
制作国家Poland
