Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Agnieszka Holland To Become Special Guest At Golden Apricot Film Fes

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Agnieszka Holland To Become Special Guest At Golden Apricot Film Fes

    AGNIESZKA HOLLAND TO BECOME SPECIAL GUEST AT GOLDEN APRICOT FILM FESTIVAL

    Panorama.am
    12/06/2012

    Famous Polish director and scriptwriter Agnieszka Holland has been
    invited as an honorary guest to participate in the 9th annual Golden
    Apricot Yerevan International Film Festival. Her latest film, In
    Darkness, will be presented within the framework of non-competition
    program "Yerevan Premieres." Also, Agnieszka Holland will be honored
    with Parajanov Thaler Lifetime Achievement Award, festival's press
    service reported.

    Agnieszka Holland was born 28 of November 1948 in Warsaw but went
    to Czechoslovakia to study film directing at FAMU in Prague. She
    began her film career working in Poland with Krzysztof Zanussi
    as assistant director, and Andrzej Wajda as her mentor. She wrote
    several scripts with Wajda before directing her own films, which
    were soon winning awards at festivals - [Cannes (1980), Gdansk,
    Berlin (1981), Montreal (1985,1987), Golden Globe Award (1991)] -
    and gaining notoriety as part of the Polish New Wave. Holland is best
    known in the United States for her Oscar-Nominated "Angry Harvest",
    "Europa, Europa", and Warner Bros. fims: "Olivier, Olivier" and the
    "The Secret Garden". In 1994 she has directed "Red Wind" in the United
    States, a thriller for television produced by Sydney Pollack, which
    was aired on Arte in the series Fallen Angels. A year later she made
    "Total Eclipse." In 1996 she has directed "Washington Square" in the
    United States, starring Jennifer Jason Leigh and Albert Finney.

Working...
X