Thank You for Playing: Iconic Video Game Magazines (2015)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Paweł Kazimierczak, Kamil Iwanowicz, Piotr Olzacki

Synopsis

Documentary about the phenomenon of Polish video game magazines in the 90s. Times when magazine pages were put together with glue and scissors and original games were a scarcity. A unique journey to the classic Amiga and PC titles accompanied by an extraordinary soundtrack.

Actors

Michał Adamczak
Michał Adamczak
Michał Adamczak
Marcin Borkowski
Marcin Borkowski
Marcin Borkowski
Michał Cichy
Michał Cichy
Michał Cichy
Adrian Chmielarz
Adrian Chmielarz
Adrian Chmielarz
Aleksandra Cwalina
Aleksandra Cwalina
Aleksandra Cwalina
Jacek Grabowski
Jacek Grabowski
Jacek Grabowski
Marcin Górecki
Marcin Górecki
Marcin Górecki
Robert Korzeniewski
Robert Korzeniewski
Robert Korzeniewski
Waldemar Nowak
Waldemar Nowak
Waldemar Nowak
Michał Nowakowski
Michał Nowakowski
Michał Nowakowski
Piotr Orcholski
Piotr Orcholski
Piotr Orcholski
Dariusz Pasturczak
Dariusz Pasturczak
Dariusz Pasturczak
Piotr Pieńkowski
Piotr Pieńkowski
Piotr Pieńkowski
Kamil Ruszkowski
Kamil Ruszkowski
Kamil Ruszkowski
Wojciech Setlak
Wojciech Setlak
Wojciech Setlak
Michał Śledziński
Michał Śledziński
Michał Śledziński
Aleksy Uchański
Aleksy Uchański
Aleksy Uchański
Tadeusz Zieliński
Tadeusz Zieliński
Tadeusz Zieliński

Crews

Paweł Kazimierczak
Paweł Kazimierczak
Director
Kamil Iwanowicz
Kamil Iwanowicz
Director
Piotr Olzacki
Piotr Olzacki
Director

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