Wojciech Has and The Hourglass Sanatorium – Senses of Cinema
The film is populated with images of a vanishing world, including Klezmer music and figures that highlight the absence of Polish Jews in the post-war collective memory.
The film uses mannequins, dust, and intricate, dream-like cinematography to create a sense of decay and magic. V. Conclusion
Wojciech Has and The Hourglass Sanatorium – Senses of Cinema
The film is populated with images of a vanishing world, including Klezmer music and figures that highlight the absence of Polish Jews in the post-war collective memory.
The film uses mannequins, dust, and intricate, dream-like cinematography to create a sense of decay and magic. V. Conclusion