At our first meeting in June we talked about how the filmmakers were changing over the years, how moviegoers draw viewers to the movies and keep their eyes on the screen. Alfred Hitchcock used to claim that "the movie is bad when anyone in the audience can look away from the screen for a moment." Many directors treat the masterpiece very literally.
- First time at UW
- Nightly viewing of the presidential debate live
- Three short lectures in political marketing:
- Elections in the USA - political reality show (PhD. Karolina Brylska – MA Mateusz Patera)
- Presidential Debate in the USA - no pain, no gain (PhD. Andrius Suminas – PhD. Łukasz Przybysz)
- Debate H. Clinton vs D. Trump: final countdown (PhD. Monika Kożdoń-Dębecka – PhD. Tomasz Gackowski)
How to participate:
- wypełnij poprawnie formularz
- Wait for the receipt of your application
- Be with us in 23.45 - 5.00, 19/20 October 2016, Column Hall at ul. Bednarska 2/4.
Detailed event program, regulations, poster and press release are in the appendix below the article.
We invite you to read an article by PhD. Karolina Brylska, PhD. Tomasz Gackowski, MA Mateusz Patery - employees of the Laboratory of Media Studies of the University of Warsaw, which appeared in the monograph "The magnitude or authority of John Paul II in media coverage during his canonization" edited by Prof. Jerzy Olędzki and Prof. Teresa Sasińska-Klas.
We invite you to get familiar with the summary of the study of the Laboratory of Media Studies of the University of Warsaw, which dealt with the Polynomial of the Poles about the conflict in Ukraine. The message pt. "What Poles think of the conflict in Ukraine?" Is the first result of the survey. The next, already announced effect, will be a broad report - supplemented by About the demographic context. Its publication is planned for September this year.
Please read and encourage us to share.
/ Part of the summary /
"Only a little over 9% of Poles think that Ukraine is the only one responsible for the conflict, while 66% of respondents say that Russia is responsible (58.47%) and co-responsible (7.53%). 6 per 100 respondents consider that both states - Russia and Ukraine - are responsible for the conflict. In the category "Other" there are answers such as "Millionaires", "Macierewicz", "Masonic Lodge", "Economy"."