A man from cooperative PUSSY

We wandered in the mountains. We hiked free Mountain and admiring glamourous views. We a wonderfull place to visiting. We stayed at a small hostel near Niedzica. The weather was great all the time. The sun shone brightly, the wind blew gently and the trees bloomed. The water in the lake glittered and spurred to bathe. However, it was two cold. On the fowe went for a meeting with him, we saw a road siPienińskie in southern Poland. Last spring me and my friends decided to go there for a weekend, to rest and to see beautiful gn with is a small village in Góry landscapes. Niedzica is well known for the Dunajec ur a ghost on it. Our guide told us, that it warned against the meeting with the whstory. As dam, which was built a few years ago, and for its castle. Also the closeness to Slovakia and great ski runs make Niedzica settled in Peru and married an Indian woman. His wife gave birth to a daughter, whom they called Umina. She married a descendant ite lady, who scares every night in the castle. He told us the whole story. Long ago the owner of the castle Sebastian Berzevichy went to South America. He also saw a breakthrough of the Dunajec River. On the second day we deciding to visiting the mysterious castle in Niedzica. It was builting in XIV century by the Hungarian house of Berzevichy. It changed its owner four times. The most interesting thing about the castle is the legend about a hidden treasure. We wanted to learn something about it, so we asked an old man, who worked there, to tell us the of Inkas royal family, who kept the family treasure. When the war with the Spanish broke out, Sebastian’s family moved to Europe, to Venice and next to Niedzica. One day someone murdered Umina in front of the castle’s chapel. Her ghost began to appear every night. Sebastian hid the treasure in the castle or its neighbourhood and forbade to search it. In 1946 a document, which is the key to solve the puzzle was found, but till today no one has decode it. We listened to the story with interest. In the evening we still talked about the legend.If I could give an Oscar Award, I would give it to one of the best Polish comedies - “I don’t like Monday”. It had its premiere on 27th of August 1971. And since then it has become very popular.
It takes 98 minutes to watch this film. It was directed by Tadeusz Chmielewski, who also wrote a script and dialogs to it - one of the most important things in that film!
Is a history of many people, that are teoretically not connected with each other in someway, but at that one day - Monday - their ways meet. Well, also one thing is common for them: they all hate Mondays!
Italian Francesco Romanelli comes to Poland in business matter, but the director, who was to welcome Francesco at the airport, got stuck in the lift. Italian is welcomed by other Polish, who are waiting for someone completely different… At the airport he takes wrong taxi and he wait behind alone in big city. Then he goes to matrymonial office, where the people are seeking for any foreigner. A beautiful cosmetics seller comes there, she is looking for a special kind of man. And she sees Francesco… Immediatelly they go to her shop and… Italian runs away, he accidentally upsets a robbery.
In another part of Warsaw a policeman, who guides the traffic, is to take after his son, because there is a German measles in a kindergarden, and policeman’s wife can’t take free day from work, which is placed at matrimonial office…
Drunken artist is not able to reach his house.
Niedzica is a small village in Góry Pienińskie in southern Poland. Last spring me and my friends decided to go there for a weekend, to rest and to see beautiful landscapes. Niedzica is well known for the Dunajec dam, which was built a few years ago, and for its castle. Also the closeness to Slovakia and great ski runs make Niedzica a wonderfull place to visit. We stayed at a small hostel near Niedzica. The weather was great all the time. The sun shone brightly, the wind blew gently and the trees bloomed. The water in the lake glittered and spurred to bathe. However, it was two cold. On the four day in Niedzica we wandered in the mountains. We hiked Trzy Korony Mountain and admired glamourous views. We also saw a breakthrough of the Dunajec River. On the second day we decided to visit the mysterious castle in Niedzica. It was built in XIV century by the Hungarian house of Berzevichy. It changed its owner four times. The most interesting thing about the castle is the legend about a hidden treasure. We wanted to learn something about it, so we asked an old man, who worked there, to tell us the story. As we went for a meeting with him, we saw a road sign with a ghost on it. Our guide told us, that it warned against the meeting with the white lady, who scares every night in the castle. He told us the whole story. Long ago the owner of the castle Sebastian Berzevichy went to South America. He settled in Peru and married an Indian woman. His wife gave birth to a daughter, whom they called Umina. She married a descendant of Inkas royal family, who kept the family treasure. When the war with the Spanish broke out, Sebastian’s family moved to Europe, to Venice and next to Niedzica. One day someone murdered Umina in front of the castle’s chapel. Her ghost began to appear every night. Sebastian hid the treasure in the castle or its neighbourhood and forbade to search it. In 1946 a document, which is the key to solve the puzzle was found, but till today no one has decode it. We listened to the story with interest. In the evening we still talked about the legend.If I could give an Oscar Award, I would give it to one of the best Polish comedies. And since then it has become very popular.
It takes 98 minutes to watch this film. It was directed by Tadeusz Chmielewski, who also wrote a script and dialogs to it - one of the most important things in that film!
“I don’t like Monday” is a history of many people, that are teoretically not connected with each other in someway, but at that one day - Monday - their ways meet. Well, also one thing is common for them: they all hate Mondays! comes to Poland in business matter, but the director, who was to welcome Francesco at the airport, got stuck in the lift. Italian is welcomed by other Polish, who are waiting for someone completely different… At the airport he takes wrong taxi and he wait behind alone in big city. Then he goes to matrymonial office, where the people are seeking for any foreigner. A beautiful cosmetics seller comes there, she is looking for a special kind of man. And she sees Francesco… Immediatelly they go to her shop and… Italian runs away, he accidentally upsets a robbery.
In another part of Warsaw a policeman, who guides the traffic, is to take after his son, because there is a German measles in a kindergarden, and policeman’s wife can’t take free day from work, which is placed at matrimonial office…
A man from cooperative is looking for some parts of combine. He starts quarelling with a taxidriver, who is driving after the man through all the city.
Skiving man who has fallen asleep in an inappropriate place, is taken up by a crane.
And so on.
It’s brilliant comedy of chances, of different ways which meet somewhere. A film in which very good actors are playing.
There are many funny situations, humorous dialogs.
The film is like championship of the world!
Well, it’s not a new film, it is 29 years “old”, but it tells us something about living in “that” times, with that politics, that system, that ironic situations. Well they are not up to date now, but they remind us about that strange times.
Skiving man who has fallen asleep in an inappropriate place, is taken up by a crane.
And so on.
It’s brilliant comedy of chances, of different ways which meet somewhere. A film in which very good actors are playing.
There are many funny situations, humorous dialogs.
The film is like championship of the world!
Well, it’s not a new film, it is 29 years, but it tells us something about living in “that” times, with that politics, that system, that ironic situations. Well they are not up to date now, but they remind us about that strange times.