Julian Dziedzina (21 October 1930,
Lesko
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Poland – 21 May 2007,
Łódź) was a Polish director, film critic, and a longtime lecturer at the
National Film School in Łódź
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Life
In 1956, he graduated from the Directing Department at the National Film School in Łódź. He started a puppet theater and amateur stage in
Wałbrzych. He was also a film critic. As a director he made his debut with the film ''Koniec nocy'', starring, among others,
Zbigniew Cybulski and
Roman Polański
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His most famous work was Bokser, with
Daniel Olbrychski in the lead role. The film ''Field'' received three awards at the International Film Festival for Youth in
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Dziedzina was buried in the Starym cemetery in Łódź.
Filmography
Feature films
* ''Koniec nocy'' (1956) – director, screenwriter
* ''
Eroica
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* Symphony No. 3 (Beethoven) (''Sinfonia Eroica,'' 1801), by Ludwig van Beethoven
* The ''Eroica Variations'' (Variations and Fugue for Piano in E♭ major, Opus 35, 1802), by Ludwig van Beethoven
* '' Transcendental Ét ...
'' (1957) – castmember
* ''Zagubione uczucia'' (1957) – cooperating director, screenwriter
* ''Miasteczko'' (1958) – director, screenwriter
* ''Decyzja'' (1960) – director
* ''Mam tu swój dom'' (1963) – director
* ''
Rachunek sumienia'' (1964) – director, screenwriter
* ''Święta wojna'' (1965) – director
* ''Bokser'' (1966) – director
* ''Ortalionowy dziadek'' (1968) – director
* ''Otello z M-2'' (1968) – director
* ''Czekam w Monte-Carlo'' (1969) – director
* ''Kryształ'' (1971) – director
* ''Mały'' (1970) – director
* ''Portfel'' (1970) – director
* ''Trochę nadziei'' (1971) – director
* ''Wizyta'' (1971) – director
* ''Bitva o Hedviku'' (1972) – director
* ''Na niebie i na ziemi'' (1973) – director
* ''
Czerwone ciernie'' (1976) – director, screenwriter
* ''Umarli rzucają cień'' (1978) – director, screenwriter
* ''Tajemnica starego ogrodu'' (1983) – director, screenwriter
TV series
* ''Ucieczka z miejsc ukochanych'' (1987) – director, screenwriter
* ''Dziewczyna z Mazur'' (1990) – director
* ''W piątą stronę świata'' (1990) – director, screenwriter
References
Julian Dziedzina at FilmwebJulian Dziedzina at FilmPolski
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Łódź Film School alumni
Polish film directors
Polish theatre directors
1930 births
2007 deaths
Academic staff of Łódź Film School