Agnieszka Lukasiak
| Agnieszka Lukasiak | |
|---|---|
 Lukasiak in April 2011 | |
| Born |
December 1978 (age 37) Wrocław, Poland |
| Occupation | Director |
Agnieszka Lukasiak (born 18 December 1978 in Wrocław, Poland) is an award-winning film director based in Los Angeles, Stockholm and London.[1] She began her career by directing cinema released feature documentaries. She is now directing feature films.
Lukasiak came to Sweden in 1984 with her parents as refugees. [2] She graduated from the directing department of the Polish National Film School in Łódź in 2002. [3]
Awards
In 2006 she won the Nordic Documentary Award for her film Forgotten at the Nordisk Panorama Film Festival in Aarhus, Denmark.[4]
Awards and Official Selections
- EDINBURGH IFF, official selection 2011
- IFFI, official selection, 2011
- LONDON P film festival, official selection, 2011
- PUSAN IFF, official selection 2010
- WARSAW IFF, In competition 2011
- LUBECK Film Festival, Winner, 2011
- MILL VALLEY IFF, official Selection, 2011
- GOLDEN CARPATHIAN IFF, Winner Audience Award, 2011
- PROWINCJONALIA FF, Winner Critics award, Winner Best female lead, 2010
- MLODZI I FILM IFF, Winner young jury award, Winner best script, 2011
- FEBIOFEST PRAG, in competition, 2011
- DORTMUND Women FF, In competition, 2011
- NEW HORIZON IFF, In competition, 2011
- TROIA IFF, In competition, 2011
- OFF PLUS CAMERA IFF, In competition, 2011
- ANKARA IFF, In competition, 2011
- MURMANSK IFF, official selection, 2011
- HONG KONG IFF, official selection, 2012
- Koszalin, In competition, 2011
- Kaunas, In competition,2011
- Valladolid, In competition, 2011
- Cottbus, In competition, 2011
- Helsinki Refugee, official selection, 2011
- Vienna human rights, official selection, 2011
- Gbg, official selection, 2012
- Seoul women, official selection, 2012
- Palic, official selection, 2012
- Nordic Panorama, The Nordic Documentary Award, Awarded as the best Scandinavian Documentary, 2006
- Trieste Film Festival, Italy, Best Documentary, 2007
- International Images Film Festival for Women, Harare, Zimbabwe, Best Documentary, 2006
- The Humanitarian award, 2006, A prize handled out to a Scandinavian film maker by a special commission each year
- Munich film festival, Nominated for best documentary, 1999
- Etiuda, Kraków Short Film Festival, Best Short Documentary, 1998
- idfa documentary film festival amsterdam, Best Feature film-length documentary, 2002, Shortlisted
- Hot Docs Toronto, Canada, Best Feature Length Documentary, 2002, Shortlisted
- Silverdocs, Usa, Best Feature-length Documentary, 2002, Shortlisted
- Gotenburg Film Festival, Best Documentary, 2003, shortlisted
- Kazimierz 03, Best Documentary, 2003, shortlisted
- Chicago film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, Shortlisted
- New York film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, Shortlisted
- Athens film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, Shortlisted
- Ljubljana film festival, Best Documenetary, 2003, shortlisted
- Tempo film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, shortlisted
- Margaret Mead Film festival, Best Documentary, 2004, Shortlisted
- Thessaloniki Docu film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, Shortlisted
- REAL; life on film, Australien, Best Documentary, 2003, Shortlisted
- Nordisk Panorama, Best Documentary, 2003, shortlisted
- Full frame Documentary film festival, Best Documentary, 2007, shortlisted
- Sofia international film festival, Best Documentary, 2007, shortlisted
- ZagrebDox, Best Documentary, 2007, Shortlisted
- Docsbarcelona-International Film festival, 2007, No competitive festival
- Oslo international film festival, 2006
- Fox days Helsinki
- DokMa, Nordisk film days Lubeck, Best documentary, 2007, shortlisted
- reykjavik shorts&Docs, Best documentary, 2007, shortlisted
- Bucharest Film festival, Best Documentary, 2007, shortlisted
- Munich film festival, Best Short Film, 1999, shortlisted
- Munich film festival, Best Documentary, 1999, Shortlisted
- Kraków Film festival, Best Documentary, 1999, shortlisted
Filmography
- Murzynek bambo (2000)
- Algeria: Drink, Smoke and Love (2003) ASIN: B004YWSJQ2
- Algeria: The Nameless War (2003)
- Bortglömda (2005) English title: Forgotten
- Between Two Fires (2010)
References
- ↑ Blaney, M (2006-11-22). "Apple comes on with Hob for Lukasiak feature". Screen Daily. Retrieved 2009-10-16.
- ↑ "Swedish film - The storytellers". Sweden.se. Retrieved 2009-10-11.
- ↑ "Agnieszka Lukasiak". Swedish Film Institute. Retrieved 2009-10-11.
- ↑ "Award Winners Nordisk Panorama, Aarhus 2006". Nordisk Panorama. Retrieved 14 September 2015.
External links
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