Wojciech Marczewski
Wojciech Szczęsny Marczewski (born February 28, 1944 in Łódź) is a Polish film director and screenwriter, academic teacher, and recipient of the Officer's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta.
Initially, he collaborated with the Se-Ma-For Small Film Studio and the "Czołówka" Film Studio. Later, as part of the "Tor" Film Studio, he directed critically acclaimed films about growing up in oppressive systems: Nightmares (1978), set during the Kulturkampf era in the Prussian Partition, and Shivers (1981, FIPRESCI Award at the Berlin International Film Festival). His next film, Escape from the Liberty Cinema (1990), received the Golden Lion at the Gdańsk Polish Film Festival. Marczewski is also the author of Weiser (2000), based on the novel by Paweł Huelle, and a lecturer at the Andrzej Wajda Master School of Film Directing, founded in 2002. He has received numerous honorary awards, including from the Polish Filmmakers Association and the organizers of the Tarnów Film Awards. In 2024, he was honored with the Platinum Lions for lifetime achievement.
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Movies (24)

Between Us
2024 · Producer

Stimulants & Empathogens
2024 · Script Consultant

The Silent Twins
2022 · Thanks

Bucolic
2021 · Producer

Raisa
2021 · Executive Producer

Fisheye
2020 · Co-Producer

Comet
2019 · Producer

Okno z widokiem na ścianę
2019 · Executive Producer

Symphony of the Ursus Factory
2019 · Producer
Notes on Life. Edward Zebrowski
2017 · Self

The Performer
2015 · Production Director

Weiser
2001 · Director, Screenplay
A Time of Betrayal
1997 · Writer, Director

Dreamplay
1994 · Production Consultant

Escape from the Liberty Cinema
1990 · Dialogue, Director, Screenplay

Shivers
1981 · Director, Writer
The Housemaster
1980 · Director

Nightmares
1979 · Director, Writer

Whiter Than Snow
1976 · Director

Wielkanoc
1975 · Director, Writer
Papierowy ptak
1972 · Screenplay
Podróżni jak inni
1970 · Director

Lekcja anatomii
1968 · Screenplay, Director

Jak w niebie
1967 · Director

