The Deluge: Postscriptum

This documentary runs for 56 minutes and explores the intricacies of filmmaking under the political pressures of the late 1960s in Poland. It highlights the anti-Semitic campaign launched by the Polish People's Government and how it impacted the production process. Jerzy Hoffman, along with notable figures such as Daniel Olbrychski and Andrzej Haliński, navigates these difficulties while meeting the expectations of a nation eager for cinematic representation.

The film delves into the portrait of a filmmaker striving to create significant works amid adversity. It captures not just the technical challenges but also the emotional weight of creating films that resonate with the cultural identity of Poland. This documentary is a compelling watch for those interested in the history of Polish cinema and the complexities of artistic expression during turbulent times.