Born on January 18, 1963, this acclaimed Polish film director is renowned for his poignant and often controversial films that tackle societal issues. After studying at the National Film School in Łódź, he gained recognition with his debut feature "The Wedding" in 2004. His works, including "Rose," "Traffic Department," and "Clergy," are noted for their unflinching exploration of Poland's history and contemporary challenges. His distinctive style combines dark humor with a critical eye on social and moral complexities.