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The Polish Pzoniak family centers around the mother Jadzia (Lena Olin), who is married to Bolek (Gabriel Byrne), a baker. Jadzia is heavily "active" within the Polish Women's Organization. Her activity within the Polish Women's Organization is just a front for her frequent romantic rendezvous with Roman. The saying, mother like daughter, clings correct here, since her daughter Hala (Claire Danes), a high school drop out, is seeing a young neighborhood policeman and becomes pregnant. In the process, she is chosen by regions of the catholic church to represent the innocence of Virgin Mary while she is pressing the young policeman to marry her. Polish Wedding has tremendously gifted cast and the cinematography enhances the real impression of the film. Nevertheless, the plot seems to be moving aimlessly and the purpose of the story is lost early in the film, which provides for a dreary cinematic experience. |
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