Łukasz Ronduda is a writer, screenwriter, director, and curator. He focuses his work at the intersection of contemporary art and cinema. He serves as the curator of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. A researcher and connoisseur of experimental film, he is a graduate of the directing and screenwriting program at the Wajda School. He is the originator of the PISF and MSN film award for feature film production by visual artists. As a director and screenwriter, he co-directed the film PERFORMER (with Maciej Sobieszczański), which won the Think: Film Award at the Berlinale 2015. The jury's reasoning stated: "creative use of the film medium to artistically capture and convey geopolitical contexts, thereby expanding the scope of aesthetic experiences and stimulating changes in their perception." His filmography includes the 2015 film "Performer," distributed by Solopan, which garnered 5,000 viewers at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival and received the "Think: The Award" in the "Forum Expanded" section for its creative use of the film medium to artistically capture and convey geopolitical contexts, thereby expanding the scope of aesthetic experiences and stimulating changes in their perception. He was also the co-director of the acclaimed film "Wszystkie nasze strachy," honored at the Gdynia Film Festival in 2021.
