Kieslowski, Krzysztof
Born: Jun 27, 1941 AD
Died: 1996 AD, at 54 years of age.
Nationality: Polish
Categories: Film Director
Died: 1996 AD, at 54 years of age.
Nationality: Polish
Categories: Film Director
1941 - Born on the 27th of June in Warsaw, Poland.
1957 - He then entered the College for Theatre Technicians in Warsaw.
1964-1968 - He attended the government allowed a relatively high degree of artistic freedom at the school.
1970 - His television film Workers '71, which showed workers discussing the reasons for the mass strikes, was only shown in a drastically censored form.
1975 - His first non-documentary feature, Personnel, was made for television and won him first prize at the Mannheim Film Festival.
1981 - Blind Chance, continued along similar lines, but focused more on the ethical choices faced by a single character rather than a community.
1979 - Camera Buff, won the grand prize at the Moscow International Film Festival.
1984 - No End, was perhaps his most clearly political film, depicting political trials in Poland during martial law, from the unusual point of view of a lawyer's ghost and his widow.
1990 - The first of these was La double vie de Véronique, starring Irène Jacob.
1996 - Died aged 54 on the 13th of March, during open-heart surgery following a heart attack, and was interred in Powzki Cemetery in Warsaw.
1957 - He then entered the College for Theatre Technicians in Warsaw.
1964-1968 - He attended the government allowed a relatively high degree of artistic freedom at the school.
1970 - His television film Workers '71, which showed workers discussing the reasons for the mass strikes, was only shown in a drastically censored form.
1975 - His first non-documentary feature, Personnel, was made for television and won him first prize at the Mannheim Film Festival.
1981 - Blind Chance, continued along similar lines, but focused more on the ethical choices faced by a single character rather than a community.
1979 - Camera Buff, won the grand prize at the Moscow International Film Festival.
1984 - No End, was perhaps his most clearly political film, depicting political trials in Poland during martial law, from the unusual point of view of a lawyer's ghost and his widow.
1990 - The first of these was La double vie de Véronique, starring Irène Jacob.
1996 - Died aged 54 on the 13th of March, during open-heart surgery following a heart attack, and was interred in Powzki Cemetery in Warsaw.
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