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Piotr Kamler (Warsaw, Poland, June 30, 1936) is a Polish avant-garde animator, director, cinematographer, and writer best known for his films Chronopolis (1982) and The Step (1975).

Education

Kamler began his studies at Warsaw's Academy of Fine Arts, later he studied in Paris, where he has spent his entire career. He made his first film, Conte, in 1960.

Filmography

  • Conte (France, 1960)
  • L'Interior (France, 1961)
  • Etude (France, 1961)
  • Continu-Discontinu (France, 1961)
  • Danse (France, 1961)
  • Lignes et Points (France, 1961)
  • Structures (France, 1961)
  • Composition (France, 1961)
  • Reflets (France, 1961)
  • Hiver (France, 1964)
  • The Green Planet (France, 1965)
  • Etude 65 (France, 1965)
  • Tourni (France, 1966)
  • Jeu (France, 1966)
  • L'Araignelephant (France, 1968)
  • Le Trou (France, 1968)
  • Meutre (France, 1968)
  • Enfance (France, 1968)
  • Delicious Catastophe (France, 1970)
  • Labyrinthe (France, 1970)
  • The Heart (France, 1970)
  • Les Pas(The Step) (France, 1975)
  • Interlude (with Gerard Marinelli) (France, 1979)
  • Chronopolis (Poland, 1982)
  • Un Mission Ephemere (France, 1993)
  • Continu-Discontinu 2010 (Poland 2011)
  • Perpetuem Mobile (Poland, 2015)

References

  1. Bendazzi, Giannalberto (2015). Animation, a World History, Vol. II: Birth of a Style - The Three Markets, Page 177. ISBN 9781317519911. Retrieved January 11, 2025.
  2. "Piotr Kamler". MUBI.com. MUBI.com. Retrieved January 11, 2025.
  3. ^ "Piotr Kamler". MUBI.com. MUBI.com. Retrieved January 11, 2025.
  4. ^ "Animation from Another World: Chronopolis and Shorts by Piotr Kamler". The Academy Museum. Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. Retrieved January 11, 2025.
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