List of Silesian-language films

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The following is a list of Silesian-language films. After World War II quite a number of feature films was shot in Silesian or with an extensive use of Silesian, alongside dialogs in Polish, German and Czech. The vast majority of such films were produced in Poland, and some in Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic.

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1986

1987

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2010

2016

2017

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