2024/09/18 by Jakub J. Kazecki
Social Sciences · #Central European national history #Diplomatic history #European Cultural and National Identity #European history and politics #Film (Art object) #Film studies #Gainful activity #Gender #German Cinema #German reunification #Germany #History of eastern europe #Migration (human) #Orientalisierung #Orientalism (postcolonial theory) #Othering (social psychology) #Poland #Sexism #Stereotype (social psychology) #Television film #early 21st century #late 20th century
paper · doi:10.25355/fm9g-ca32
openalex publication_date 2024/09/18 · openalex created_date 2025/12/05 · openalex updated_date 2026/07/01
The European Union’s extension to the East in 2004 urged German filmmakers and audiences to look beyond Germany's border. However, traces of 19th-century colonial perceptions of Poland and its population were still hard to overlook.