HOW TO DO IT
(JAK TO SIE ROBI)



2006, 90 min., Poland
DIRECTION:
Marcel Lozinski
SCRIPT:
Marcel Lozinski
CINEMATOGRAPHY:
Jacek Petrycki, Andrzej Adamczak
EDITING:
Katarzyna Maciejko-Kowalczyk
SOUND:
Jerzy Murawski
PRODUCER:
Zbigniew Domagalski
PRODUCTION:
Kalejdoskop Film Studio

Piotr Tymochowicz, the media adviser, decided to prove that he can transform every man into a politician. Hundreds people answered the casting. Only dozen started training. Survived only one. The film crew had a unique opportunity to follow up mechanisms of birth and evolution of the most despised things in Polish political class. Tymochowicz has been working on the movie for three and a half year. Made in Poland, the film carries the universal message. Demagogia and populism is not only the polish specialty.

Marcel Łoziński

Born in 1940 in Paris. Graduate of the National Lodz Film School (Film Directing, 1971). In 1994, nominated to the Academy Award for his short documentary 89 mm from Europe (89 mm od Europy). Member of the American Academy of Motion Picture, Arts and Sciences since 1995. He's been teaching in the Andrzej Wajda Master School of Film Directing from 2003. He runs the Dragon Forum - the international documentary film workshops and pitching. His films received numerous awards at the international film festivals. The most important ones are: So It Doesn't Hurt (Zeby nie bolalo, 1998), Anything Can Happen (Wszystko moze sie przytrafic, 1995), 89 mm from Europe (89 mm od Europy, 1993), Practical Exercises (Cwiczenia warsztatowe, 1984), Microphone's Test (Proba mikrofonu, 1980), How to Live (Jak zyc, 1977).

Sunday, November 26, 2006 at 6:00 pm. (PortageTheatre)