Various Polen: Monophonic Ringtone

Music Video: EverydayKrakow.com - the Old Town of Krakow [rated 5.00, source: YouTube]
uploaded @ 15-08-2008 by EverydayKrakow

http://www.everydaykrakow.com The Old Town of Krakow is the oldest district - and the biggest tourist attraction - of the city. In 1978 this part of Krakow was placed on the UNESCO's First World List of Cultural and Natural Heritage. The central part of the Old Town is Rynek (the Main Market Square) - the biggest medieval square in the world. THE FILM: The film 'the Old Town of Krakow' features the must sees of Krakow such as the Main Market Square, city walls and Wawel castle. Apart from this, you may experience the ambience of the city that is always full of life. Krakow is surely one of jewels of Poland and Europe and once you visit it, you wish to come back to the Royal City. EverydayKrakow.com A website that was created for passionate travellers who wish to get to know more about Krakow and its attractions, must sees and events. The films displayed on this youtube channel come from Krakow, concerts, festivals and various performances that happened in the city.

Music Video: "Fugitive Pieces" NEW official Trailer [rated 4.90, source: YouTube]
uploaded @ 19-06-2008 by GreysAnatomieFreak

English: Fugitive Pieces Release date(s) 2007-09-06 Running time 104 min. Country Canada, Greece Language English, Greek, Yiddish, German Fugitive Pieces is a drama film directed by Jeremy Podeswa, who also adapted the film from the award-winning novel of the same name written by Anne Michaels. The film tells the story of Jakob Beer, who is orphaned in Poland during WWII and is saved by a Greek archeologist. Cast * Stephen Dillane as Jakob * Rade ?erbed?ija as Athos * Rosamund Pike as Alex * Ayelet Zurer as Michaela * Robbie Kay as Young Jakob * Ed Stoppard as Ben * Rachelle Lefèvre as Naomi * Nina Dobrev as Bella * Themis Bazaka as Mrs. Serenou * Diego Matamoros as Jozef * Sarah Orenstein as Sara * Larissa Laskin as Irena * Daniel Kash as Maurice Production Fugitive Pieces was filmed in various locations in Greece (Hydra, Kefalonia, and Lesvos) and various locations in Ontario Canada (Hamilton and Toronto). Matthew Davies was the production designer for the film. Peter Emmink was in charge of art direction. The costumes were designed by Anne Dixon. Set decoration was provided by Erica Milo and Nikos Triandafilopoulos. Visual effects were provided by Mr. X Inc. John Rowley was the music supervisor. Diane Pitblado was the dialect coach. Release Fugitive Pieces premiered September 6, 2007 at the Toronto Film Festival. It was later shown at the Vancouver International Film Festival, the Warsaw International Film Festival, the RomaCinemaFest, the International Thessaloniki Film Festival in Greece (where it was shown under the title Syntrimmia psyhis), the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and the Newport Beach Film Festival. It opened in limited release in the United States on May 2, 2008. Critical reception As of May 17, 2008, the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported that 60% of critics gave the film positive reviews, based on 30 reviews ? with the consensus that the film is "a moving holocaust tale aided by solid performances. Though the retelling is a bit too subtle, the moving story and solid performances lift Fugitive Pieces beyond standard holocaust tales." Metacritic reported the film had an average score of 57 out of 100, based on 14 reviews ? indicating mixed or average reviews. Awards and nominations * RomaCinemaFest - Best Actor (Rade ?erbed?ija) Box office performance The film opened in limited release in the United States and Canada on May 2, 2008 and grossed $102,212 in 30 theaters its opening weekend. As of May 15, 2008, it has grossed a total of $254,022 and was playing in 38 theaters in the United States and Cananda. Deutsch: Fugitive Pieces Inhalt: Athos findet während einer Ausgrabung in Polen einen Jungen, dessen Eltern von den Nazis ermordet wurden. Doch die Herkunft von Jakob bleibt lange Jahre ungeklärt. Regie:Jeremy Podeswa Drehbuch: Jeremy Podeswa, Anne Michaels (Roman) Produktion: Robert Lantos,Panos Papahadzis Musik: Nikos Kypourgos Länge: 104 min. Produktionsort/- jahr: Kanada / Griechenland 2007 Hauptdarsteller: Rade Sherbedgia, Robbie Kay, Nina Dobrev, Stephen Dillane, Rosamund Pike

Music Video: Polish Police Vs Audi (with eng subtitles [view description]) [rated 4.70, source: YouTube]
uploaded @ 11-04-2006 by DAGFEN

English subtitles: PD- Police Driver PP- Second Policeman RD- Radio Operator SP- Second Police Squad PD- We are seeing AUDI, i saw it. PP- He is driving on front of this truck. PP- "Moskite" we seeing that Audi, we seeing that Audi, He's still going to south-right direction. RD- Copy that. PP- Registration "WB 03636" RD- Someone block there down drive "Wa? Miedzeszy?ski". PP- He doesn't see us,- we fallow him and we'll stop him. PD- Meybe, "one of masters" is driving. PP- He is running away, running away, route, route, to south-right. RD- Give me your location. PP- Okey, Listen- he's still driving to "South Praga" RD- Give me your position! PP- I'm run over the "Wis?a", still "?azienkowska" route- direction south-right. PD- He's "plucked". PP- He's driving too hard. He turn to "Ostrobramska", "Ostrobramksa", He's driving to the "Ostrobramska" street PP- Listen! Full Cerefull!. He's driving very madly, very madly. PP- He's over the "Granadierów" PP- He's run away from "Granadierów", "Granadierów". PP- Where are you? PD- Somone block him becouse, he won't stop. PP- He's turning to "Fieldorfa". SP- "Im turning to "Miko?ajczyka" PP- He's turning to "Mikolajczyka" SP- All right, i'm blocking. PP- Block if you can, block" ALL COPS x)- Get the fuck out of the car. Hands on rooftop. Wide- spread your legs. Thx, Karolina for correct x) Policja is the generic name for the police in Poland. The Polish police force was known as policja throughout the Second Polish Republic (1918--1939), and in modern post-communist Republic of Poland since 1990. Its current size is approximately 100,000 people. Among the departments in the force are , Municipal police services, Highway Patrol service, the administration activity services, the Safety service, the service for investigating corruption and serious commercial crimes, the rapid response team, the railway police service and the air service. Today, most common types include various models from ?koda, Volkswagen, Opel, Peugot and other. Traditionally, they are painted in dark blue with white stripes and the word "POLICJA" on both sides. However, currently (2007), in an attempt to conform to EU standards, the scheme is being modified to silver/blue (similar to modern German police cars). NOT FAKE! It's real situation.