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The letter of the Polish MFA criticises the contents of the film, calling on the BBC standards for unbiased journalism. According to the ministry, the very first words, frames, and music of the film instill the feelings of worry and fear in the audience. Standards are quoted point by point, the problems in the film are presented minute by minute. It says that the film is inaccurate, emotionally engaged, omits an “important perspective”, and makes unjustified conclusions. The cherry on the cake, however, is the conclusion, that there is a conflict of interests in the film. The problem is that Maya Rostowski, the producer of the film, is the daughter of former Polish Finance Minister Jan Vincent-Rostowski, who reacted sharply to the letter on Twitter, calling Polish foreign policy not just kneeling, but standing upside-down, balancing on its tongue. Mr Rostowski’s criticism was exhausted with finding 17 language mistakes in the English text of the letter.
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