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Divadlo
Divadlo · dir. Mikołaj Walenczykowski
Poland 2008, 5’
This mini-studio shows in a beautiful way preparations for a theatre play. Walenczykowski explains the well-known truth, that not only actors or director are involved in a show, but also a needlewoman, makeup man or a carpenter as well…
| Director: | Mikołaj Walenczykowski |
| Music: | Maciej Myga |
| Cinematography: | Mikołaj Walenczykowski |
| Editing: | Mikołaj Walenczykowski |
Mikołaj Walenczykowski is a young-generation documentarist from Bydgoszcz who stared filmmaking very soon — as a teenager was accepted for first course. He started studies on Łódź Film School this year. Bydgoszcz is the main character of his documentaries and mini-studios, Divadlo is the most interesting one — about people working in Polish Theatre. Walenczykowski has an unique seans of observation — if he can follow the path of artists like Cusky or Sauter, he’ll be much more better than today.
