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Kamil Przelecki: A producer and production manager whose credits include Andrzej Wajda's Oscar-nominated Katyń and Revenge, and Michał Kwieciński's Extras.

Appeared at Warsaw Glitch 2026 in 2 programme slots: “Can AI enter a real film without killing what's human? Live case study” (Friday, Aug 28, 15:00, MAIN STAGE), “Where does the money come from in 2026? A live financing clinic” (Friday, Aug 28, 16:30, MAIN STAGE).

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Kamil Przelecki

Producer · Educator · Poland

A producer and production manager whose credits include Andrzej Wajda's Oscar-nominated Katyń and Revenge, and Michał Kwieciński's Extras. An economic expert for the Polish Film Institute and co-author of its feature budget template, he teaches production at the Wajda School and the film schools in Warsaw and Gdynia. In 2005 he released the first Polish feature simultaneously in cinemas and online, and a year later founded the country's first legal film distribution portal.

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