Variety Moszynski is a Polish-born film director and producer who has directed several critically acclaimed feature films and television series. He was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1962 and began his career in the early 1980s, writing and directing several shorts and television programs. In 1990, he made his feature film debut with the drama Zloto, which won the Best Film award at the Polish Film Festival.
In the following years, Moszynski continued to direct and produce feature films, including the psychological horror film Obcy (1994), which was nominated for the Grand Prix at the Venice Film Festival, and the historical drama Katyn (2007), which was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. In addition, he directed the award-winning television series "Odwazny," which was broadcast in Poland in 2010.
Moszynski has also been involved in several international projects, such as the 2007 feature film The Red and the White, which was shot in Romania and Hungary. In addition, he directed the 2012 film Glina, which was filmed in Serbia and Croatia.
In recent years, Moszynski has been focusing on documentary films. In 2015, he directed the documentary Dybbuk: A Tale of Wandering Souls, which tells the story of the Jewish spiritual phenomenon known as dybbuk. In 2017, he directed the documentary A Woman's Voice, which explores the history of the feminist movement in Poland.
Throughout his career, Moszynski has received numerous accolades and awards. In 2008, he was granted a lifetime achievement award by the Polish Film Academy, and in 2011 he received the Polish Order of Merit. He is also a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Moszynski is considered to be one of the most talented filmmakers in Poland. He has a unique vision and aesthetic style, which has enabled him to create some of the most acclaimed films and television programs of his generation. His work is highly respected in the film industry, and he is a true inspiration for aspiring filmmakers.
