FirstLoveMovies

Another good one found

Aka:
Miss Nobody
Fräulein Niemand (Germany)
Senki kisasszony (Hungary)

Directors: Andrzej Wajda
Year: 1996
Country: Poland
Runtime: 98 minutes
Genre: Drama

Cool movie with few nice moments, Tv rip


Review:
A devout Catholic peasant girl is corrupted by two new friends when her family moves to the city. An allegory of traditional Polish values under threat from materialism and decadence in the post-Communist era. - IMDb

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The movie is in original language...there's enturely movie but small size file...video format 384x288



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Enjoy from ART

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117286/

I am sure this wasa here before - had this ages - anyway it is VERY poor quality rip.

The quality is poor, but not the worst we have seen.

Anyway, until something better comes along, this will have to do. Thanks Art.

Seems like a decent upgrade in quality since the previous discussion in 2007. The video is quite watchable, thank you Addahahag. Had hardcoded English subs.

Movie is also available at rutracker.

Thanks for this upgrade!

BTW: The torrent on rutracker is the DVD (also with burned in English subtitles, and not cropped to 16:9).

Exciting discovery, thank you Addahahag72726!

Now if only a certain other Andrzej Wajda movie starring Jenny Agutter would make it to quality DVD and then 1080p.
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ghost wrote: Mon Aug 25, 2025 10:05 am BTW: The torrent on rutracker is the DVD (also with burned in English subtitles, and not cropped to 16:9).

Actually the DVD displays at 4:3 but it is squished narrow. Playback should instead be at 16:9 aspect ratio. Both the DVD and the 1080p show the same footage. The DVD has the additon of optional Russian audio or Ukrainian subtitles for those who want them.

Screens for each at proper aspect ratio with no cropping:
DVD:
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1080p, likely an upscale:
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Actually the DVD displays at 4:3 but it is squished narrow. Playback should instead be at 16:9 aspect ratio.

Yes, youu're right.

The files aren't exactly the same. The video on Youtube has a wrong framerate (30 fps).

Handbrake!

I only noticed the DVD framerate, and the upscale appearance on the other.