Witold Giersz

Witold Giersz

Witold Giersz is a distinguished Polish animator and film director, renowned for his innovative contributions to animated cinema. He graduated from the Film Directing Faculty of the National Film School in Łódź. Giersz's work is characterized by his pioneering use of painterly animation techniques, applying translucent patches of color directly onto celluloid, creating a dynamic and fluid visual style. His films have garnered international acclaim, earning over eighty awards at festivals such as Cannes, Cork, Edinburgh, Oberhausen, and Krakow. Giersz's innovative storytelling and artistic techniques have significantly influenced the evolution of animated film.

On screen

  • The Red and the Black

Behind the camera

  • Horse Portrait
  • Signum
  • MinoPolska
  • W grocie Króla Gór ze Suity „Peer Gynt” op. 46 nr 1
  • Rondo alla Turca z Sonaty A-dur KV 33
  • The Star
  • Open-Air Museum
  • Proszę słonia
  • Fire
  • Traces
  • The Old Cowboy
  • The Stuntman
  • The Wonderful March
  • Intellectual
  • Admiral
  • Horse
  • The File
  • The Red and the Black
  • Ladies and Gentlemen
  • Dinozaury I
  • Expectation
  • A Little Western
  • The Black Jack's Treasure
  • A Neon Trifle
  • The Mystery Of The Old Castle

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