Marian

The main character of the film is Mariusz, called Marian by his friends. He used to be a young, energetic man and a talented historian. The idyll ended when he suddenly had to face two diseases.
2013 | Documentary film directed by Piotr Janiszewski

He repeatedly tried to undergo a treatment and fight the addiction. Will he win this time? Is he ready to go back to normal life?

Main character: Mariusz Waszczak
Directed by: Piotrek Janiszewski
Director of photography/editing: Piotrek Janiszewski
Artistic supervision: Andrzej Titkow
Music: Leszek Wypych
Cooperation and help: Magdalena Szwajlik, Jolanta Janiszewska

Producer: Leszek Kopeć, Gdyńska Szkoła Filmowa 2013

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