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Bartosz Warwas is a Polish film director and educator born on September 4, 1978 in Cracow. Since 2019, he has served as a Lecturer in the Department of Directing at the School of Film and Television, University of Art and Design in Łódź. His academic background includes Journalism Studies from the Pedagogical University of Krakow (2003), Philology from the Faculty of Polish Studies at Jagiellonian University (2004), and Film and Television Directing from PWSFTviT in Łódź (2016). He has also studied law and film studies at Jagiellonian University.
Warwas's research and creative interests focus on film directing, screenwriting, narrative film techniques, experimental filmmaking approaches, cinematic storytelling, and Polish cinema. His work demonstrates a particular interest in psychological drama, non-chronological storytelling, and the exploration of Polish cultural and religious identity through film. His creative practice spans feature films, short films, television productions, and student etudes, showing versatility across different formats and production scales.
His filmography reveals a progression from student works through increasingly complex productions, with his most recent projects including the 2025 educational film "INSTASTORIES" and the 2022 feature film "WEATHER TIME." Warwas's work often explores social dynamics, historical contexts, and psychological depth, with notable themes including Polish Catholicism and contemporary societal issues.
- 2015 SWALLOW Poczdam (Sehsüchte International Student Film Festival) - Award for best feature film
- 2015 HEGEL I MOTYL Barcelona (Vida de Perro Festival) - Award for best experimental short film
- 2014 JASKÓŁKA Koszalin (Koszalin Film Debut Festival) - Stanisław Różewicz Award for directing
- 2014 DZIEŃ OSZUSTA Hamilton (Hamilton Film Festival) - Award for best student film
- 2010 MC. THE VINYL MAN Taipej (Student Film Festival) - "Golden Lion" Grand Prize
As an educator, Warwas brings his extensive practical experience in film production to his teaching, mentoring the next generation of Polish filmmakers. His Berlinale Talents participation and scholarships from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage and the Nipkow Foundation in Berlin highlight his recognition within the international film community. His work bridges academic film education with professional film production, contributing significantly to contemporary Polish cinema.