Maroš Pulščák is a film director from Slovakia.
He studied Arts and Culture at Radboud University in the Netherlands, in order to gain deeper knowledge in art history, culture, and philosophy. Currently, he is a master's student in the Documentary Film study program at Baltic Film, Media, and Art School. He works on short fiction and documentary films, as well as he is creatively engaged in the medium of photography. He takes his inspiration from Surrealism and the Czechoslovak New Wave movement. He aims to make films that question established social norms, expand on postmodern thinking, and explore uncomfortable topics that slide on the edge of social mayhem.
He studied Arts and Culture at Radboud University in the Netherlands, in order to gain deeper knowledge in art history, culture, and philosophy. Currently, he is a master's student in the Documentary Film study program at Baltic Film, Media, and Art School. He works on short fiction and documentary films, as well as he is creatively engaged in the medium of photography. He takes his inspiration from Surrealism and the Czechoslovak New Wave movement. He aims to make films that question established social norms, expand on postmodern thinking, and explore uncomfortable topics that slide on the edge of social mayhem.