Agnieszka Lukasiak

Agnieszka Lukasiak (born 18 December 1984 in Wrocław, Poland) is a film director based in Los Angeles, Stockholm and London.[1] She began her career directing cinema-released feature documentaries, and is now directing feature films.

Agnieszka Lukasiak
Lukasiak in April 2011
Born (1984-12-18) 18 December 1984
Wrocław, Poland
OccupationDirector

Lukasiak came to Sweden with her parents as refugees.[2] She graduated from the directing department of the Polish National Film School in Łódź. [3]

Filmography
  • Egzorcysta Pan Skowron (1998)
  • Murzynek bambo (2000)
  • Algeria: Drink, Smoke and Love (2003) ASIN: B004YWSJQ2
  • Algeria: The Nameless War (2003)
  • Bortglömda (2005) English title: Forgotten
  • Between Two Fires (2011)
  • Could this Be You? (2019)
  • Animal Within. (2022)

Awards

In 2006 she won the Nordic Documentary Award for her film Forgotten at the Nordisk Panorama Film Festival in Aarhus, Denmark.[4]

Awards and Official Selections NORDISK PANORAMA, Winner, Best Documentary, 2006 GULDBAGGEN, Nominated, Best Feature, 2011 TRIESTE FF, Italy, Winner, Best Documentary, 2007 GOLDEN CARPATHIAN IFF, Winner Audience Award, 2011 PROWINCJONALIA FF, Winner Critics award, Winner Best female lead, 2010 MLODZI I FILM IFF, Winner young jury award, Winner best script, 2011 IMAGES INTERNATIONAL FF Harare, Zimbabwe, Winnaer, Best Documentary, 2006 THE HUMANITARIAN AWARD, 2006, winner, A prize handled out to a Scandinavian film maker by a special commission each year ETIUDA, Kraków Short Film Festival, Winner, Best Short Documentary, 1998 EDINBURGH IFF, official selection 2011 IFFI, official selection, 2011 LONDON P film festival, official selection, 2011 PUSAN IFF, official selection 2010 WARSAW IFF, In competition 2011 LUBECK Film Festival, Winner, 2011 MILL VALLEY IFF, official Selection, 2011 FEBIOFEST PRAG, in competition, 2011 DORTMUND Women FF, In competition, 2011 NEW HORIZON IFF, In competition, 2011 TROIA IFF, In competition, 2011 OFF PLUS CAMERA IFF, In competition, 2011 ANKARA IFF, In competition, 2011 MURMANSK IFF, official selection, 2011 HONG KONG IFF, official selection, 2012 Koszalin, In competition, 2011 Kaunas, In competition,2011 Valladolid, In competition, 2011 Cottbus, In competition, 2011 Helsinki Refugee, official selection, 2011 Vienna human rights, official selection, 2011 Gbg, official selection, 2012 Seoul women, official selection, 2012 Palic, official selection, 2012 Munich film festival, Nominated for best documentary, 1999 IDFA documentary film festival Amsterdam, Best Feature film-length documentary, 2002, In competition Hot Docs Toronto, Canada, Best Feature Length Documentary, 2002, In competition Silverdocs, USA, Best Feature-length Documentary, 2002, In competition Gothenburg Film Festival, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Kazimierz 03, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Chicago film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition New York film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Athens film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Ljubljana film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Tempo film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Margaret Mead Film festival, Best Documentary, 2004, In competition Thessaloniki Docu film festival, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition REAL; life on film, Australien, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Nordisk Panorama, Best Documentary, 2003, In competition Full frame Documentary film festival, Best Documentary, 2007, In competition Sofia international film festival, Best Documentary, 2007, In competition ZagrebDox, Best Documentary, 2007, In competition DocsBarcelona-International Film festival, 2007, No competitive festival Oslo international film festival, 2006 Fox days Helsinki DokMa, Nordisk film days Lubeck, Best documentary, 2007, In competition reykjavik shorts&Docs, Best documentary, 2007, In competition Bucharest Film festival, Best Documentary, 2007, In competition Munich film festival, Best Short Film, 1999, In competition Munich film festival, Best Documentary, 1999, In competition Kraków Film festival, Best Documentary, 1999 In competition

References
  1. Blaney, M (2006-11-22). "Apple comes on with Hob for Lukasiak feature". Screen Daily. Retrieved 2009-10-16.
  2. "Swedish film - The storytellers". Sweden.se. Archived from the original on 2016-03-18. Retrieved 2009-10-11.
  3. "Agnieszka Lukasiak". Swedish Film Institute. Retrieved 2009-10-11.
  4. "Award Winners Nordisk Panorama, Aarhus 2006". Nordisk Panorama. Retrieved 14 September 2015.
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