ROOMS. FROM BIRTH TO THE AGE OF DEFEAT - STANISŁAW BREJDYGANT

Embark on a fascinating journey through the life of Stanisław Brejdygant, an outstanding actor, director, screenwriter, and writer. His memoirs are a mosaic of colorful characters, unforgettable places, and exciting events. Discover the world of theater, film, and literature, seen through the eyes of an artist who has left his mark on Polish culture.

• Engaging autobiography of an outstanding artist
• Colorful descriptions of Warsaw's Praga district from the time of the Warsaw Uprising
• Sentimental journey through the directorial and acting achievements
• Memories of women who influenced his life
• Unique look at post-war Poland
• Literary feast for lovers of biographies and history

Stanisław Brejdygant is an extremely versatile figure. We could admire his acting talent in adaptations of works by Shakespeare, Dostoevsky, Ibsen, Tolstoy, and Bulgakov. He was Hamlet, Richard III, Prince Myshkin, Raskolnikov, Louis XIV, and Pilate. His interpretations were memorable and evoked emotions.

"Rooms. From Birth to the Age of Defeat" is a story about Stanisław Brejdygant's youth, about his growing up in Warsaw's Praga district, about the Warsaw Uprising, which left an indelible mark on his psyche, about first loves and disappointments. It is also a memoir of travels, of meetings with inspiring people, of work in theater and film.

This book is not only an autobiography but also a portrait of an era. Brejdygant nostalgically describes post-war Poland, with its hardships and joys, with its specific atmosphere and mentality. His memories are a valuable testimony to those times.

Stanisław Brejdygant is the author of plays and film and television screenplays. In addition to playwriting, he devotes himself to other literary genres: novels, essays, journalistic articles, and poems. His work is valued for its originality, depth, and sensitivity. The book has 492 pages and a format of 138x219 mm. It was published in 2023 in paperback by Świat Książki Publishing House.