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...Zygmunt Malanowicz) is the classic student--dishevelled, poor and ambitious. "I know," his lover muses, "you sleep six in a room and you have to take her to the park where it's so cold you can't even unbutton her blouse." But there is really little difference between the young Pole and his older nemesis. "You're just like him," the woman tells the youth, "only half his age, weaker, and more stupid." And still she makes love to the boy. It is here-in the film's negativistic conclusion--that Polanski shows' his true affinities. His style...
...game is an elemental struggle between the man who has it made (Leon Niemczyk) and the man who aches to make it (Zygmunt Malanowicz). Comfortably bourgeois, the husband flaunts his car, his boat, his radio, his sailing skill, his worldly outlook and his trimly bikini'd wife (Jolanta Umecka).* The young bohemian have-not counters with raw vitality and his skill with a virile-looking switchblade knife...
...Poland's Jolanta Umecka and Zygmunt Malanowicz...
...grand total of 1,516 works, then passed over most of the better-known names and gave four of the seven $500 painting awards to artists still outside the gallery circuit, tapped lesser-knowns as well for the two $500 sculpture awards. The painting winners: Manhattan's Zygmunt Menkes for his bright Girl with Mirror; San Francisco's Frank Ashley for his lively #12 Adler (see color page): Manhattan's Louis Bouché for his quiet Still Life with Blocks; Westchester County's Edmond Fitzgerald for his ashcan-ish My Studio; Manhattan's Sidney Gross...
Believing that Dulles' statement eliminated any doubts in Moscow as to what the United States "may or may not do," Brzezinski refused to comment on the Administration's foreign policy; "I don't think it exists," he explained. Zygmunt G. Gasiorowski, research fellow in the Russian Center, agreed that "American foreign policy is in a most difficult dilemma...