21:37” directed by Maciej Slesicki.Marcin received the most important acting experience while playing in the film “Wenecja”. “Wenecja” turned to be the most important film in his career not only because he had to meet serious acting expectations, but he also had to bear the weight of playing a leading role.At the 35th Polish Film Festival in Gdynia Marcin received an award for the best acting debut for the roles in “Wenecja” directed by Jan Jakub Kolski and “Trzy minuty. Marcin played the part of a boy whose father (Pawel Krolikowski) battles with poverty and family problems.The turning point of Marcin’s adventure with film came in 2009 when Marcin was cast by Jan Jakub Kolski to the cinema feature “Wenecja”(“Venice”). After that Marcin starred in the cinema production “Trzy minuty 21:37” directed by Maciej Slesicki. The first film proposition came from Andrzej Baranski who directed “Braciszek” (2007). In 2003-2007, he guest starred in the Polish TV series “Klan”, “Na dobre i na zle”, “Niania”, “Kryminalni”, “Daleko od noszy”, “Glina” and “Pensjonat pod Roza”.These roles made Marcin recognizable to film directors. After their return, he started appearing in TV commercials.

In 1998-2002, he lived with his parents in Los Angeles, USA. Siberian Exile goes on general release in Poland this Friday.Marcin Walewski was born in Warsaw. Stalin declared an amnesty for his Polish prisoners following the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany in 1941.Īs a result, Poles were allowed to form an army from among the deportees, a force that duly fought under General Wladyslaw Anders as part of Britain's 8th Army. Moscow figures cited 330,000, yet Poland's wartime government-in-exile claimed over a million. Historians are still divided as to the numbers of Polish citizens deported by the Soviets. The deportations from what had formerly been Eastern Poland began in February 1940, following the division of Poland between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union in September 1939. The film is principally based on Zbigniew Domino's book of the same name, and stars a number of noted Polish actors, including Adam Woronowicz ( The Reverse) and youngster Marcin Walewski ( Venice). “As soon as the script came into being, I received from Andrzej Wajda twenty books touching on themes relating to the Siberian exiles,” he revealed. “I knew a lot about it through my family,” Zaorski said, adding that veteran director Andrzej Wajda ( Katyn), was among those to encourage him with the project. Speaking to Polish Radio, Zaorski noted how members of his own family were among those transported to the wilds of Siberia during the Second World War.

Siberian Exile ( Syberiada Polska) marks the return of award-winning director and screenwriter Janusz Zaorski.

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