bareizm.
bureaucratic absurdity reminiscent of communism
Meaning & usage
bureaucratic absurdity reminiscent of communism
the filmmaking style of Bareja's movies and their sense of humour; kitsch
Where this word comes from
From Bareja + -izm, named after Stanisław Bareja, a Polish filmmaker best known for comedy films satirizing the absurdities of communist Poland. Originally coined as a pejorative term (sense #2) by Kazimierz Kutz in the 1960s in criticisms of Bareja's works.
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