Piotr Szulkin

Personal Info

Known For Director

Gender Male

Birthday 1950-04-26

Deathday 2018-08-03 (68 years old)

Place of Birth Gdańsk, pomorskie, Polska

Piotr Szulkin

Biography

Piotr Szulkin was a Polish film director and writer. He directed over thirteen films, both Polish and international productions. He was a recipient of "Best Science Fiction Film Director" at Eurocon in 1984. During the latter part of his career, he was also a professor at the National Film School in Łódź. He was the son of Paweł Szulkin, a Polish physicist from an assimilated Jewish family (his grandparents were Idel Szulkin and Małka Frydzon). His paternal uncle was Michał Szulkin, a historian and publicist. In 2013, Piotr Szulkin demanded the removal of information about the Jewish ancestry of Paweł Szulkin in his biography in the Polski Słownik Biograficzny (Polish National Dictionary). After Piotr Szulkin sued Polski Słownik Biograficzny, in January 2014, the Civil Court in Kraków, as a protective action, put a one-year prohibition on the dissemination of the volume of Polski Słownik Biograficzny including the biography of Paweł Szulkin.

Known For

Director

2004
King Ubu

as Director

1996
Oh, oh Juliet

as Director

1994
Meat (Ironica)

as Director

1992
Tango

as Director

1991
Femina

as Director

1980
Golem

as Director

1980
Maszyny do pisania

as Director

1978
Working Women

as Director

1977
Bewitching Eyes

as Director

1976
Everyday Life

as Director

1976
1975
Narodziny

as Director

1973
Six-Part Draft

as Director

1972
Everything

as Director

1972
Raz, dwa, trzy

as Director

1967
The Singing Lesson

as Director

Writer

2004
King Ubu

as Writer

1996
Oh, oh Juliet

as Screenplay

1994
Meat (Ironica)

as Screenplay

1980
Maszyny do pisania

as Screenplay

1980
Golem

as Screenplay

1978
Working Women

as Writer

1977
Bewitching Eyes

as Writer

1976
Everyday Life

as Writer

1975
Narodziny

as Screenplay

1973
Six-Part Draft

as Screenplay

1972
Everything

as Writer

1972
Raz, dwa, trzy

as Writer

Art

1978
Working Women

as Production Design

1976
The Gal and the Fiend

as Production Design

Crew

1994
Meat (Ironica)

as Choreographer