Man on the Tracks

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Man on the Tracks is a 1956 Polish drama film by Andrzej Munk that critically examines Stalinist-era injustices through the investigation of a railway worker’s mysterious death.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Polish film
film
blackAndWhite true
countryOfOrigin Poland
countryOfProduction Poland NERFINISHED
director Andrzej Munk NERFINISHED
directorNationality Polish
genre drama
political drama
social drama
language Polish
mainCharacterOccupation railway worker
medium cinema
narrativeStructure investigation
narrativeTechnique multiple perspectives
notableFor early critique of Stalinism in Polish cinema
originalTitle Człowiek na torze NERFINISHED
partOf Polish Film School NERFINISHED
plotSummary The film investigates the mysterious death of a railway worker, gradually revealing political and social tensions of the Stalinist era.
productionEra post-Stalinist thaw in Poland
releaseYear 1956
screenwriter Andrzej Munk NERFINISHED
Jerzy Stefan Stawiński NERFINISHED
setInPeriod Stalinist era
subject individual versus system
railway industry
state authority
theme Stalinist-era injustices
abuse of power
bureaucracy
workers’ rights

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Andrzej Munk notableWork Man on the Tracks