Polònia

Summary

Polònia is a television series^[1]. Polònia has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Polònia received the Award Gato Perich^[3].
• Polònia received the Premios Ondas^[4].
• Polònia received the Premios Protagonistas^[5].
• Polònia received the Iris Awards^[6].
• Polònia received the National Prize for Communication^[7].
• Polònia's instance of is recorded as television series^[8].
• Polònia was directed by Roger Rubio Mora^[9].
• Júlia Cot wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[10].
• Jaume Buixó wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[11].
• Jordi López wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[12].
• Albert Martorell wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[13].
• Jordi Ventura Padró wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[14].
• Manel Lucas i Giralt wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[15].
• Quim Morales wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[16].
• Toni Soler i Guasch wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[17].
• Xavier Navarro wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[18].
• Òscar Andreu wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[19].
• Òscar Dalmau Alcaine wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[20].
• Jair Domínguez wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[21].
• Guillem Martínez i Teruel wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[22].
• Francesc Orteu wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[23].
• Francesc Novell i Clausells wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[24].
• Joan Rufas wrote the screenplay for Polònia^[25].
• Polònia's genre is satire^[26].
• Polònia's genre is comedy television series^[27].

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Authorship and Creation

Polònia was directed by Roger Rubio Mora^[9]. Screenwriters include Júlia Cot^[10], Jaume Buixó^[11], Jordi López^[12], Albert Martorell^[13], Jordi Ventura Padró^[14], and Manel Lucas i Giralt^[15]. Cast members include Carlos Latre^[28], Jordi Rios^[29], Bruno Oro Pichot^[30], Francesc Novell i Clausells^[31], Toni Albà^[32], and Sergi Mas i Abad^[33].

Publication

Original languages include Catalan^[34] and Spanish^[35]. Languages include Catalan^[36] and Spanish^[37]. Genres include satire^[26] and comedy television series^[27].

Reception

Awards received include Award Gato Perich^[3], an award^[38], in Spain^[39], founded in 1996^[40]; Premios Ondas^[4], an award^[41], in Spain^[42], founded in 1954^[43]; Premios Protagonistas^[5], an award^[44], in Spain^[45]; Iris Awards^[6], a group of awards^[46], in Spain^[47], founded in 1999^[48]; and National Prize for Communication^[7], an award^[49], in Spain^[50].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Polònia followed Minoria absoluta^[51].

Why It Matters

Polònia has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] Polònia is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[52]

FAQs

What awards did Polònia receive?

Honors received include Award Gato Perich^[3], Premios Ondas^[4], Premios Protagonistas^[5], and Iris Awards^[6].