"Produced by the Jazzwise writer Selwyn Harris, this superbly documented and comprehensive set includes the first soundtrack release for the 1959 Jerzy Kawalerowicz movie Night Train (with music mixing the Modern Jazz Quartet's vibes sound, mid-50s Miles Davis horns, and Norma Winstone-like wordless vocals), and Komeda's music for Wajda's 1960 film Innocent Sorcerers (1960) with the composer on piano and a 17-year-old Stanko - new to the trumpet, but already pretty secure in Miles-mode - in the lineup. It's also intriguing to hear that fine alto saxist Zbigniew Namyslowkski's coolly passionate small-hours sound drifting amid the uptempo bebop on Edward Etler's 1964 short, Accident. The 80-page book detailing the movies, the music and the period's complex politics, is also a gripping read on its own".