Eryk Lenartowicz

Eryk Lenartowicz

He was raised in Sydney, Australia, and came to Poland to graduate from Polish junior high school and high school. For one year he learned photography under the supervision of Tomasz Adamowicz. He also took part in a photography workshop conducted by Tomasz Sikora.

For many years he was a member of the English-speaking Kropka Theatre, where – apart from acting – he dealt in technical service of stage design, lighting and acoustics of the spectacles presented in Australia, France and Poland. He was also a lighting assistant while shooting the film „Epilogue” directed by Adam Białek from the Warsaw Film School. His favourite artists are e.g. Jim Jarmusch, Joel Coen, Ethan Coen, Gus Van Sant, Milos Forman and Wojciech Has.

  • European Premiere of “love_proxy” in Brussels

  • “love_proxy” by Marcin Niemkiewicz will have its European premiere in competition of the forthcoming 43rd Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival to take place between April 8th-20th. This year, the festival will feature over 50 sci-fi films from around the world in four competitive sections; “love_proxy” will be a part of the “They’re the Future” student film program.

  • “Nothing Serious” Wins in Competition of the 51st Mlada kamera IFF in Czechia

  • Kamil Czudej’s “Nothing Serious” has been awarded with the Best Film Prize in Competition of the 51st Mlada kamera International Film Festival that took place in Unicov, Czechia, between March 21st-22nd. Featuring the films directed by young directors, the festival screened 45 fiction, documentary, and animation films, directed by directors of up to 30 years old.

  • “Nothing Serious” and “Attraction” in Competition of the 51st Mlada kamera IFF in Czechia

  • Kamil Czudej’s “Nothing Serious” and Aleksandra Szczepaniak’s “Attraction” have been selected for Competition of the forthcoming 51st Mlada kamera International Film Festival to take place in Unicov, Czechia, between March 21st-22nd. Featuring the films directed by young directors, the festival will screen 45 fiction, documentary, and animation films. “Nothing Serious” and “Attraction” will be shown along 12 other fiction films directed by directors of up to 30 years old.

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