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Greg Dabrowski

Greg Dabrowski

Polish photographer, editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza Białystok (2008–2024), and curator of the Bolesław Augustis photographic archive.

Aug 28, 2026

18:38
But
18:38
you know what was good, Jimmy? Servino, at the beginning, they kill him off right away.
18:44
He's the opposite.
18:46
Lips manless.
18:47
What was it? Lips manless.
18:48
Yeah, and they kill him off, and he's disgusting.
18:50
Like, he's gross.

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44:50
Yeah.
15:06
So we're going to hire the same henchmen to go in who routinely get beat up And at no time does anybody get a gun until the very
15:16
end.
15:16
But that's what made it fun, right, Kelly? It wasn't your regular Western where everyone just shoots everybody.
15:22
They kind of went back to the old West where, okay, the guns are at the very end.
15:26
We're really bad.
15:27
We're going to beat everybody up.
15:29
And then at the end, they have a little bit of a shootout.

13 MINS LATER

28:41
But did they underuse him in this movie?
0:50
Now, the exhibition's continuing today and tomorrow at the art gallery space, and it's free.
0:57
The collection was discovered in June, uh, 2004.
1:02
Two teenage boys, both named Rafael, are roaming around the property on their home in Bialystok, in center of Bialystok.
1:11
In abandoned house, they found dozens of negatives, and I received a call from the friend of mine to come there and, and see what they found it.
1:25
And when I was there, I saw the bunch of negatives on the grass.
1:32
I started look to them, and I saw that some of them are dated from 1935 up to 1938.
1:44
And between the negatives, I found the business card with the name Boleslaw Augustys, photographer.
5:23
So what do the photographs tell us about the city as it was?

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