The 830th episode of “For good and for bad” was criticized by the Kashubians, the action of which partly takes place in a Kashubian village. Doctor Andrzej Falkowicz, played by Michał ¯ebrowski, decides to look for his roots in Kashubia and it turns out that he goes to his great-grandmother’s funeral. There he attends (the last night before the funeral of the deceased), where he is served alcohol.
After the 830th episode of “For good and for bad” Kashubians are outraged. The network was boiling over
Just after the 830th episode of “For good and for bad” was broadcast, the network was in turmoil. Kashubians are outraged by what they saw in the series. They believe that the Kashubs are shown as abusing alcohol and are cut off from reality. Viewers indicate that it was felt that the Kashubians were shown as old-fashioned and their habits like a mouse.
There are also stumbles, for example Dr. Falkowicz is served in July, which is a traditional Christmas Eve dish in this region.
The proud Kashubians prepared a film response for the team to “For good and for bad”
– I am a Kashubian. Jumping along the sewers, I heard the Kashubian language, so I stayed, watched and … I thought that I couldn’t believe my eyes and ears. Krindżówa what few. As you already wanted to show Kashubs and the funeral tradition in Kashubia, you had to do it as God commanded. What you showed is not even grotesque […]. I and my friends, I would like to add that all Kashubs, we believe that we have been ridiculed … I am also a Kashubian and such things as presented in this episode – behavior and customs, do not apply. I am appalled by such a presentation of Kashubia and our customs – says one of the listeners.
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Some have gone a step further and prepared a special response to what the manufacturers have offered them.
– You have to take a little distance and look at it with a grain of salt, it’s a soap opera. Of course, contemporary Kashubia is different, but the presentation of Juszek was chosen precisely because of our traditional values. I don’t understand why some are outraged by this. It was a great adventure for the inhabitants of our village, we are glad that we met the entire film crew, along with the director Konrad Piwowarski and Mr. Michał ¯ebrowski – says Karol Wysiecki, the village leader of Juszki, who played one of the men carrying the coffin of Dr. Falkowicz’s great-grandmother in the series .
Source: Gazeta
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