Witold Giersz

Witold Giersz (born 26 February 1927 in Poraj, near Częstochowa) is a Polish animator.[1] His most famous - and probably relevant - work is Kon that won also a prize at the Cracow Film Festival "for its exceptionally interesting animation technique". A documentary movie about Giersz was made in 2012 by Maciej Kur

Filmography
  • Neonowa Fraszka (February 1, 1959)
  • Skarb Czarnego Jack'a (1961)
  • Maly Western (January 2, 1961)
  • Dinozaury (February 28, 1963)
  • Czerwone I Czarne (June 1, 1964)
  • The Horse (Kon, January 2, 1967)
  • Kaskader (1972)
  • The Old Cowboy (Stary Kowboj, 1973)
  • Pozar (January 2, 1975)
  • Please, Mr. Elephant (Prosze, slonia, December 31, 1980)
  • A Little Curious segments (1998-2001)
gollark: Anyway, what are you actually *looking* for in potatoBIOS?
gollark: I *tested* BlahOS, and found that it was bad.
gollark: You are the only one to have mentioned the age of BlahOS.
gollark: BlahOS is not bad for its age, merely because it is bad.
gollark: No.

References
  1. Horn, Maurice (March 1999). The world encyclopedia of cartoons. Chelsea House. p. 44. ISBN 978-0-7910-5184-9. Retrieved 15 April 2011.


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