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A Polish release poster could sell a movie with a painted face, a set of mismatched letters, or an image that never appears on screen. These designs show how artists from Henryk Tomaszewski to Jakub Erol found their own ways into Polish films and imports. Dates refer to the posters, so they can differ from the year a film first came out.

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One Room Tenants (1960)
One Room Tenants (1960): Jan Lenica uses the thick lines of a print to build a striped room. An oversized pointing hand…
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No End (1984 design)
No End (1984 design): Andrzej Pągowski sets a skull and a loop of spine against a black field. The curve sends the eye back…
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Star Wars (1978 design)
Star Wars (1978 design): Jakub Erol puts the gold droid C-3PO against a field of white speckles. The color and high…
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Midnight Cowboy (1973)
Midnight Cowboy (1973): Waldemar Świerzy lets a vast blue-black cowboy hat swallow almost every feature of the face…
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The Birds (1965)
The Birds (1965): Bronisław Zelek gives a skull a pair of wings and surrounds it with the Polish title repeated in small…
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Poor Cow (1969)
Poor Cow (1969): Jan Młodożeniec suspends a pair of white legs below a brightly patterned dress. The Polish title sits at…
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Return of the Jedi, Vader Design (1984)
Return of the Jedi, Vader Design (1984): Witold Dybowski lets Darth Vader’s helmet burst across the poster. The flying…
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Return of the Jedi, Ensemble Design (1984)
Return of the Jedi, Ensemble Design (1984): In this second design by Witold Dybowski, C-3PO stands in front of Luke, Leia…

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