Jerzy Skolimowski's best films
The top 3 according to 29 votes from people: Moonlighting (1982) · The Shout (1978) · Identification Marks: None (1964). (Updated May 12, 2026.)
From Identification Marks: None to EO: Skolimowski's best films according to Wprost, Dziennik Zachodni and Facetpo40, from 1960s Poland to exile and back.
Automatically translated (original in Polski). See the original
Top 12
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1
Moonlighting (1982)
Jeremy Irons and Polish workers in London during martial law.
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2
The Shout (1978)
Alan Bates in a psychological horror; Grand Jury Prize at Cannes.
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3
Identification Marks: None (1964)
His feature debut, a generational manifesto.
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4
EO (2022)
The world through a donkey's eyes; Jury Prize at Cannes and an Oscar nomination.
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5
Deep End (1970)
A London bathhouse boy falls for a colleague.
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6
Barrier (1966)
One of the most original Polish films of the 1960s.
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7
Essential Killing (2010)
Vincent Gallo on the run through a winter forest; Special Jury Prize in Venice.
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8
Four Nights with Anna (2008)
His return to directing after 17 years.
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9
11 Minutes (2015)
Eleven minutes in the lives of people in Warsaw.
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10
Walkover (1965)
A boxer who avoids the fight.
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11
Le Départ (1967)
Jean-Pierre Léaud in Brussels; Golden Bear in Berlin.
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12
Hands Up! (1967)
Held back by the censors and only shown in 1981.
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