Blue Velvet 1987 Polish B1 Film Poster, Jan Mlodozeniec King Kong tiny pin-holes

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modern and a little dangerous — exactly right for Bullitt’s urban

Andrzej Bertrandt creates a hypnotic visual machine: a vast white grid bends towards a small target of electric colour

the film sees Harrison Ford return as Indiana Jones in one of the darkest entries in the series

We love Robert McGinnis’ artwork that features on this original first-year-of-release film poster for Live and Let Die and we think the Japanese hand-crafted typography makes it all the more cooler

Blue Velvet 1987 Polish B1 Film Poster, Jan Mlodozeniec King Kong tiny pin-holesTypically original and alternative artwork feature on the Polish B2 film poster, successfully evoking the surreal and noir aspects of David Lynchs acclaimed Blue Velvet with a bold and simple, yet striking, design. The end of the Second World War marked the dawn of a new period in the development of Polish poster art, which became known as the Polish School of Posters. The recently installed Communist regime began commissioning artists to design