Talkin' Shit About A Pretty Sunset

While in Krakow, Poland, my friend told me to check out a "secret" second-floor antique shop. I'm lucky I did because I found a treasure trove of old movie posters from eastern Europe from the 1960s to the 1980s.

There were two 1.5-foot high piles of posters that would have taken me five hours to go through entirely. Only about 1% were worth putting on my walls at home; most were fucking scary, disgusting, or just plain daaaark.

Below, I've posted the seven posters I bought. My Polish friend had never heard of any of these, nor 95% of the ones at this antique shop --- which is strange, because he's sort of a film connoisseur.

With the help of an online Polish-English translator, I've managed to figure out some semblance of each film's name, along with the country of origin and year. Each poster is about three-feet high by two-feet wide.

Like Poison, Czechoslovakia, 1985:



The Girl Who Likes Dreams, East Germany (GDR), 1974:



Spirit of a Man, Czechoslovakia, 1973:



At the Quiet Station, Hungary, 1978:



Nine Months, Hungary, 1977:



Resurrection, Russia, 1961 (this is based on a Tolstoy book):



Tanker in Flames, Russia, 1982:



If anyone can help with the history of these films, translation of titles, or poster artwork, please let me know.