Mirosław Kijowicz

Mirosław Kijowicz was a Polish director, screenwriter, and set designer, renowned for his contributions to animated cinema. He was also a painter and a lecturer at the Łódź Film School and the University of Silesia. Kijowicz's work often explored the relationship between individuals and societal systems, employing simple yet profound narratives. Notable films include Cages (1966), The Blue Ball (1969), and The Water Babies (1978). His films are characterized by their minimalist style and deep philosophical undertones, contributing significantly to the development of Polish animation.

Crew

The Harlequin

Scenario Writer, Animation, Director

Cages

Screenplay, Decorator, Director

Mill

Director, Writer

Science Fiction

Director, Writer

Manhattan

Director, Writer

The Story of the Dragon

Decorator, Director, Animation

Miasto

Director, Screenplay, Animation

Cabaret

Decorator, Screenplay, Director

The Flag

Screenplay, Animation, Director

Wicker Basket

Decorator, Screenplay, Director

The Blue Ball

Decorator, Director, Screenplay

Road

Animation, Director

Lajkonik

Screenplay, Director

Magnolia

Director, Decorator

Warianty

Director, Screenplay, Decorator

Rozmowa w pociągu

Screenplay, Director

Laterna Magica

Animation, Director, Screenplay

Roundabout

Screenplay, Director

Portraits

Animation, Director, Writer

The Machine

Screenplay

From Acorns

Director, Writer

Hand

Director

A - B

Director, Writer

Panopticum

Director

The Water Babies

Animation Director