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Kasperski Wojciech

The Seeds
In a cottage at the outskirts of a small village surrounded by the Altai Mountains there’s a family rejected by the local community. Little by little we learn about their secrets. The story is haunting and it’s difficult for the viewer to remember this is a documentary film. The attractive Russian surrealism turns out to be real life. The film was made within the framework of the “Russia-Poland New Gaze” project.

Chasm
An intimate portrait of gold fever. The gold-bearing mountains of Northen Siberia are the background for the Jack London style story: A Lonely Gold Seeker is looking for his Treasure. He is sur­rounded by unfriendly nature and by people he can’t trust. Being chased by his own fears, he breaks up with the whole world and shuts himself in the trap of his great passion/desire. In this ana­lytical, unusually beautiful and almost wordless film, solitude and everyday pains make up the portrait of a man who knows the simplest and the most important truths.

Born April 25, 1981. Director of short films that have been shown and awarded at international events. He graduated from Lodz Film School. He makes his films in Poland and Russia. He took part in INPUT conference and Cannes Festival (Tous Les Cinémas du Monde and Prix Europa). 2006 - film workshop with Jan Jakub Kolski. 2005 participant of the New Gaze Poland-Russia program. 2004 - producer of Pod Powierzchnią directed by Dawid Janicki. 2004 - film workshop with Jan Jakub Kolski. 2004 - ING Nationale Netherlanden Award for the screenplay of a short film. 2004 - assitant director, A Song for Rebbeca, dir. by Norah McGettigan, Ireland. 2004 co-directed the play Geza-Dzieciak (Janos Hay). 2003 assistant director, In The Middle of the Journey, dir. Dan Polsby. 2002 - screenplay workshop with Jon Steppling. 2002 - film workshop with Robert Gliński. 2002 - film workshop Camerimage 2002 in Łodz. 2002 - full-time studies, Panstwowva Wyszsa Szkola Filmowa Telewizyjna i teatralna, Lodz, film directing. 2001 - workshop Story Structure with John Truby, Raindance London. 2001 - film workshop Camerimage 2001 in Łodz. 2000 - film workshop Camerimage 2000 in Łodz. 2000 - 2002 part-time studies, Camerimage Film School. 2000 - 2002, full-time studies, Gdansk University, major in Philosophy.

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