THE PASSION OF AGNIESZKA
POLISH TITLE: PASJA WEDŁUG AGNIESZKI
In the semi-darkness of her editing room, the master of film art - Agnieszka Bojanowska, takes on another challenge. At her side - the extraordinary Bogdan Dziworski, with whom she has shared a passion for creating for years. She edited many of his films that have gone down in cinema history. Although they feel the weight of every moment - their last film is not a race against time or a farewell, but a celebration of art, friendship and the will to create. It is a tribute to the passion for cinema.
- GENRE:
- documentary
- COUNTRY:
- Poland
- RUNNING TIME:
- 50'
- YEAR:
- 2025
- COLOUR:
- colour
- DIRECTING:
-
Wojciech Staroń
- SCRIPT:
-
Wojciech Staroń
- DOP:
-
Wojciech Staroń
- EDITOR:
-
Wojciech Staroń, Ilona Grzyb
- CAST:
- Agnieszka Bojanowska, Bogdan Dziworski
- MUSIC:
- Viacheslav Trybukhivskyi
- PRODUCTION:
- Staroń Film, Małgorzata Staroń
Cinematographer and director. Winner of the Silver Bear at the 61st Berlinale for cinematography of the film "El Premio" directed by P. Markovitch. His directorial debut "Siberian Lesson" (1998) was awarded at festivals in Krakow FF, IDFA and Cinema du Reel. "Argentine Lesson" (2011) won awards including at Cinema Eye Honor, Krakow FF, DokLeipzig and Camerimage. The film "Brothers" (2015) won Semaine de la Critique in Locarno. “Passion According To Agnieszka”(2025) won Golden Hobbyhorse on Krakow FF. As a cinematographer, he collaborated with Krzysztof Krauze and Joanna Kos-Krauze on "Plac Zbawiciela" (Golden Frog Polish Competition Camerimage 2006), "Papusza" (Manaki Brothers Bronze Camera 2013), with Laila Pakalnina on “Dawn” (PSC Award 2018) with Lidia Duda on "Entangled" (Cinematography Award Krakow), “Fledglings”(PSC Award 2023), with Jerzy Sadkowski “Don Juan”(2015 IDFA GrandPrix), “Bitter Love”(2020 CPH Dox), with Diego Lerman on "Refugiado" (Quinzaine des Réalisateurs, Cannes 2014), M. Mubarak on "Autobiography" (Venice Orizzonti 2022), with V. Kairis on "January" (Tribeca 2022 Best feature) and with L. Achour on "Red Path" (Locarno, Camerimage 2024). Professor of Polish National Film School in Lodz.
