Pavel Pawlikowski is a famous filmmaker of the world. This great film director was born in the year 1957. He is a Polish-born director who is based in Oxford. The classy films of Pavel Pawlikowski have brought several awards for him. ‘The Last Resort’ by Pavel Pawlikowski has won the BAFTA Award. This film displays the misery and uncertainty of the refugees and this has been written and directed by him in 2000.
In the international competition section, ‘The Last Resort’ won the Golden Alexander for Best Film category. The film was directed in the year 2000. The two leads of the film, Dina Korzun and Paddy Considine have won the awards for the Best Actress and Best Actor. ‘My Summer of Love’ is another remarkable film directed by Pavel Pawlikowski in 2004, which has also won several awards at film festivals all over the world including the BAFTA Award.
Pavel Pawlikowski excels in making the documentaries. In his documentaries, we see a wonderful blend of irony and lyricism. His unique documentaries have brought several awards for him from all parts of the world. The Polish director was bestowed with Emmy and Royal Television Society Award for his film "Moscow Pietushki". This excellent film reflects the poetic journey into Russian cult writer, Venedikt Erofeev’s world.
Besides Emmy, "Moscow Pietushki" was also showered with several other awards. Another classy movie directed by Pavel Pawlikowski is Dostoevsky's ‘Travels’ that received numerous awards. This comic road movie portrays the travels of a St Petersburg tram driver and the living descendant of Fyodor Dostoevsky. The film "Serbian Epics" is one of the most original and successful movies of Pavel Pawlikowski.
Among the famous creations of Pavel Pawlikowski are Serbian Epics (1992), Tripping with Zhirinovsky (1994), Dostoevsky's Travels (1991), Moscow Pietushki (1990), etc.
In the year 1998, Pavel Pawlikowski made two films, Twockers and The Stringer.
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The documentary-style filmmaking of Pavel Pawlikowski has been greatly appreciated and it has left a great influence on a whole generation of British cinema. The Last Resort by Pavel Pawlikowski bears a unique blend of heartfelt social insight and improvisatory.
In the year 1998, this great film director put his steps to fictions when he directed a small hybrid film of 50-minute duration called Twockers. Set on a sink estate in Yorkshire, the film portrays a lyrical and gritty love story. Pavel Pawlikowski co-wrote and co-directed this film with Ian Duncan. The unique style and innovative quality have made the films of Pavel Pawlikowski worth appreciating.
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