Betina Bożek

Betina Bożek

Birth : , Kraków, Poland

History

Betina Bozek was born in 1993 in Krakow. She has graduated from the high school of fine arts and now she studies in the Cathedral of Animated Film at the Faculty of Graphic Arts of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. She is a winner of open-air, international competitions and her previous films have participated in various film festivals. In her work she deals with illustration, painting and animations.

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Betina Bożek

Movies

Dessert Dachshund
Dessert Dachshund
Editor
Do you dream of an unforgettable wedding? A bartender show, flaming ice cream or marzipan figurines of the bride and groom on the cake are passé. The current fad is... a dessert dachshund!
Dessert Dachshund
Dessert Dachshund
Director
Do you dream of an unforgettable wedding? A bartender show, flaming ice cream or marzipan figurines of the bride and groom on the cake are passé. The current fad is... a dessert dachshund!
The Land of Whim
The Land of Whim
Director
Betina Bożek invites the spectators to the journey to Kaprysia, a planet invented by herself. Its residents spend time at work, in the gym or in the bar and prepare themselves for a great party. Anything is allowed in their crazy world and they change their irregular shapes fluently, depending on the mood. On the day of the party, they have to deal with the invasion of strangers from an alien planet – bitter and blue geometric figures. Who will win this skirmish? The film is a wild animation affirming joy and good fun.
Oh God
Oh God
Editor
The reality presented in the film Oh God might be described using such terms as inertia or chaos. The characters feature lack of willingness to take any action, they are passive and indifferent, unable to create their own reality. The author presents a world that loses its original shapes and loses its identity. Groaning “oh God” as a main theme combines it all: grimace, sigh and a quiet whisper of despair over our own impotence.
Oh God
Oh God
Director
The reality presented in the film Oh God might be described using such terms as inertia or chaos. The characters feature lack of willingness to take any action, they are passive and indifferent, unable to create their own reality. The author presents a world that loses its original shapes and loses its identity. Groaning “oh God” as a main theme combines it all: grimace, sigh and a quiet whisper of despair over our own impotence.