I'm a 3rd year film student - I study film theory - the construction of film as visual/text/metaphorical/allegorical and so on... my studies are quite complex as it's all theory (sort of equivalent if not surpasses film critiques).



I've studied all kinds of Cinema - from Hollywood to Bollywood - therefore my knowledge in Cinema is enriched moreover I am able to de-construct a film.



I specialize in La Nouvelle Vague (French New-Wave from the 60's) - Spanish Cinema as well as Polish Cinema of Moral Anexiety (Films that touch on Marshall law in Eastern Europe, more precisely Poland and the de-construction of communism).



My interest in cinema is to address the inner hidden emotions of humans and subvert these emotions through their complex environment. Moreover I try to empower helpless characters by giving them time to explore their own identity as well inflict pain and de-construct their psychology in order to provide a moral lesson to the spectators and this is the reason why I reject high-budget Hollywood productions and work with Neo-Realism, non professional actors, non studio production, mostly shot in the streets of the city to get that realistic feel as opposed to studio productions.



I'm very much influenced by



Polish Filmmakers
-Krzysztof Kieslowski
-Roman Polansi
-Andrezj Wadja
-Agnieszka Holland



French New Wave
-Jean-Luc Goddard
-Francois Truffaut
-Claude Chabrol
-Eric Rohmer
-Jean Renoir



Spanish Filmmakers
-Carlos Saura
-Victor Erice
-Julio Medem
-Pedro Almodovar
-Alejandro Amenabar



Italian Filmmakers
-Luchino Viscontti
-Fredrico Fellini
-Roberto Benigni



Chinese Filmmakers


-Kar Wai Wong

Japanese Filmmkaers


-Yasujiro Ozu
-Seijun Suzuki



American Cinema
-Martin Scorcese