Dariusz Domański's publication is far more than a standard biography – it is a moving tale of friendship, art, and values, revealing the legendary director from an entirely new, deeply personal perspective. Dariusz Domański, an experienced journalist, cultural activist, and theater expert, brings us closer to the figure of Krzysztof Zanussi – the internationally renowned Polish film and theater director – in his latest book. As Zanussi’s longtime friend, the author shares unique memories and anecdotes, portraying him both in his creative process (behind the scenes of film and theater) and in his private life. This book offers an exclusive insight into Krzysztof Zanussi’s life and career, showcasing his wisdom and humility as both an artist and a man. Domański unveils the backstage stories behind Zanussi’s many award-winning films, as well as the philosophy and values that permeate his work. Thanks to the author’s personal relationship with Zanussi and recollections from the director’s friends and collaborators (including Jan Nowicki and Sławomir Idziak), this publication stands as a truly unique work – filled with candid conversations, profound reflections, and inspiration, making it an exceptional title in the publishing world. Why This Book Stands Out: Behind-the-scenes stories from Zanussi’s most celebrated films and theatrical productions. Personal anecdotes revealing the director’s character beyond his public persona Philosophical and artistic reflections that shaped his creative vision Testimonies from colleagues and friends, adding depth and authenticity Perfect for: - Film and theater enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of Polish cinema - Readers who value intimate, memoir-style biographies - Those interested in the intersection of art, philosophy, and life This publication is a must-read for anyone who wishes to explore the mind and soul of one of Poland’s greatest directors – not just as a filmmaker, but as a thinker and a friend.

TematykaTeatr Film

AutorzyDariusz Domański

WydawnictwoStudio Acord

Rok wydania2025

ISBN9788368489040