KRAFFTÓWNA W KRAINIE CZARÓW

“There was always a curiosity in me to look further” – confesses one of the greatest Polish actresses. Together with Barbara Krafftówna we visit her magical land. It is inhabited by the ghosts of the past, The Elderly Gentlemen, but above all unforgettable theatrical, series and film creations. With her characteristic voice, the heroine weaves an intimate story, in which the rich experiences of a woman and an artist meet the eternally vivid imagination of a little girl, and her own words intertwine with fragments of roles.

MACIEJ KOWALEWSKI
Born in Koło in 1969, film and theatre director, actor, screenwriter, and playwright, Maciej Kowalewski graduated from National Academy of Theatre Arts in Krakow. In 2007–2010, he was managing and artistic director of T. Łomnicki Stage in Wola of the Dramatic Theatre of Warsaw. In 2011, he debuted as film director with “Three Sisters T” based on his own screenplay. Author of thirty plays seen in many Polish theaters, including “The Ballad of Zakaczawiu,” “Citizen M.” “Waiting Room,” “Bomba,” “Miss HIV,” “Mustch,” and “Usedom.”

PIOTR KONSTANTINOW
Born in 1981, director, producer, and screenwriter Piotr Konstantinow graduated from the History Department of university of Warsaw.
After graduation, he has pursued a career in television (TVN, TV4, Polsat, TVP), starting as an editor and screenwriter and becoming a creative producer of TV programs and TV series. He initiated access prime time commercial TV productions such as: “Jars,” “Małolaty,” “Sekrety rodziny,” “Komisariat” and a well-known and awarded HBO documentary “Śląski interes” (Silesian Business).