Andrzej Wajda

Andrzej Wajda (* 6. March 1926 in Suwałki, Poland) is one of the most important film directors of Poland.

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Wajda was in the Second World War in the Polish resistance. After thatWar studied it painting and went to the national film school into Łódź. It began its career as an assistant of the Polish director Alexander Ford and turned 1954 with „a generation “, which of the Polish resistance acts, its first film. Its films the channel and ash andAre considered to diamond as masterpieces of the Polish cinema. The channel is an impressive paper Warsaw rebellion.

Since 1962 Wajda is also a theatre director, particularly at the Teatr Stary in Krakau, in addition, at international stages. For example he produced debt into the 1980er years andSühne after Fjodor Dostojewski at the citizens of Berlin looking stage. it received the renowned Kyoto price to 1987. 1989 it was long one year director of the theatre Powszechny in Warsaw.

Into the 1980er to years Wajda went to France and turned the film Danton. Wajdas of filmson the most important international Filmfestivals were distinguished. it received the honouring OSCAR to 2000 and on the Berlinale 2006 the golden honour bears for its life's work.

1989 were selected Wajda as a candidate of the Solidarność into the Polish senate and remained a senator until 1991.

Films

important public works at the theatre

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