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Wojciech Galzinski

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The Polish filmmaker Wojciech Galzinski works as a director and screenwriter. As a graduate of the Wajda School, he focuses on documentary film. His short film "Harda" (2019) was awarded the Silver Hobby-Horse for the best documentary film director at the Krakow Film Festival. His earlier work, "W narożniku" (2017), also gained recognition at the same festival, receiving a special mention. His films are regularly screened at international film festivals.

Films

Red Yellow Pink

Red Yellow Pink

By Jolanta Warpechowski

2020 | 89 min | Drama

When love and faith collide: a mother-son conflict about homosexuality, guilt, and silence in the family.

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Bon Voyage

Bon Voyage

2017 | 15 min | Shorts

Bosnia and Herzegowina 20 years after the war: Priest Mihailo and Imam Hamdia see each other during a bus trip through their home region. Neither wants to be the first to speak. Finally, when a young woman gets harassed by one of her relatives, both speak up in unison. The short BON VOYAGE won the jury award at the European Shortfilm Festival Brest.

Mon enfant, ma bataille

Mon enfant, ma bataille

2019 | 85 min | Documentary

This documentary tells the story of same-sex parenting in France by looking at the first French association that campaigns for the rights of same-sex parents. The film centers on the APGL (Association of Gay and Lesbian Parents and Future Parents), which has been fighting for equal legal treatment for queer parents for over 30 years. Director Émilie Jouvet gives voice to numerous people involved, such as children and their families, researchers, doctors, lawyers, who have written or are still writing ...

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2015 | 82 min | Documentary

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My Two Polish Loves

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2016 | 50 min | Queer

Tali embarks on an intimate journey to Lodz, Poland, to retrace her personal roots. At the center are her two Polish loves: her lover Magda, and her late grandmother Silvia. Berlin-based Tali Tiller is accompanied by her German-Polish partner Magda. The documentary explores how memories of the Holocaust and war are lived, told and passed down from generation to generation of women.

Disappearing

Disappearing

2022 | 98 min | Documentary

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2017 | 5 min | Shorts

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