Filip Jacobson

Filip Jacobson

Graduate of film studies at University of Łódź. Also studied Polish philology in Bielsko-Biała. Scholar of European Social Documentary Workshop EsoDoc in Italy.

Cooperated with film school students in Łódź and Katowice. Was a set manager for series: ‘Barwy Szczęścia’, ‘W11’ and ‘Detektywi’. Worked on producting feature films: ‘Książę Kaspian’, ‘Funio, Szefunio i reszta’ [also as an actor], ‘Chrzest’.

He worked in Romania for Transylvania International Film Festival, One World Romania. EVS volunteer in Turkey. Recently publishes for Gazeta Wyborcza, Tygodnik Powszechny, Poznaj Świat. Promotes Turkish culture and film education.

Together with Jacek Rokosz organizes a film festival of B Class Cinema Najgorsze Filmy Świata.

On 5th September 2010 there was a photo exhibition opened at Muzeum Kultury Kurpiowskiej in Ostrołęka for one month called “The Turkish of southern Anatolia – work and tradition (Güney Anadolu Türk’lerinde iş ve gelenekler)

exhibition

  • “Attraction” Awarded for the Best Cinematography at the Two Riversides Film and Art Festival in Poland

  • Aleksandra Szczepaniak’s “Attraction” got Agatka Modrzejewska’s Award for the Best Cinematography in the International Short Film Competition of the Two Riversides Film and Art Festival, which took place in Kazimierz and Janowiec, Poland, between July 26th – August 3rd. The cinematographer – Ms Zuzanna Kernbach – was awarded by the Jury for “creating visual language equivalent to paradoxes of love: precise and wavering, airy and stuffy, sentimental and penetrating.”

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