Rafal Zielinski
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Rafal Zielinski is an independent filmmaker.[1] He is best known for directing films such as Fun[2] (Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Award), Ginger Ale Afternoon, Hey Babe!, Hangman's Curse, Downtown:a street tale, National Lampoon's Last Resort and the "King of the B Movies" Roger Corman produced Screwballs and its several sequels. He studied under filmmaker Richard Leacock, one of the pioneers of Direct Cinema and Cinéma Vérité at MIT, where he graduated with a B.S. in Art and Design.
“I originally set out to make illuminating, consciousness-expanding, globally entertaining movies that would change the world, and I guess I was naive, because the universe challenged me instead with a lesser-two-fold path: on the one hand a series of low budget independent art house films that I had to end up producing myself and that went around the film festival merry-go-around…while on the other a string of works-for-hire, which I tried to elevate as much as possible within the limitations given. I hope to change all of that and get back to the original afore-mentioned goal, before it is not too late. (interview 1/1/2011)”[3]
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[edit] Filmography
[edit] Movies
- Age of Kali (2010)
- Bohemia (2009)
- Downtown: A Street Tale (2005)
- Hangman's Curse (2003)
- Reality Check (2002)
- The Elevator (1996)
- National Lampoon's Last Resort (1994)
- Jailbait (1994)
- Fun (1994)
- Spellcaster (1992)
- Night of the Warrior (1991)
- Under Surveillance (1991)
- Ginger Ale Afternoon (1989)
- Screwball Hotel (1988)
- State Park (1988)
- Valet Girls (1987)
- Recruits (1986)
- Loose Screws (1985)
- Screwballs (1983)
- Hey Babe! (1980)
- Michel Pellus (1978)
[edit] Television
- "Poltergeist: The Legacy" (1997)
- - Lights Out! (1997)
- "Highlander" (1996)
- - Little Tin God (1996)
- - Money No Object (1996)
- "Veronica Clare" (1991)
[edit] References
[2] Roger Corman Richard Leacock Massachusetts Institute of Technology [3]