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Warsaw: A City Divided

A film about Warsaw, the Warsaw Ghetto, and the Nazi vision for the city, incorporating previously unknown amateur Polish 8mm found footage and survivor testimony.

Eric Bednarski is an award-winning documentary film writer, director, producer, and archival researcher. His films have been broadcast and screened across the world, including at over 40 international festivals, the United Nations, and the European Parliament.

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SELECTED COMMERCIAL WORK

An Appetite for Warsaw - Breakfast

The City of Warsaw

An Appetite for Warsaw - Lunch

The City of Warsaw

An Appetite for Warsaw - Dinner

The City of Warsaw

An Appetite for Warsaw - Dessert

The City of Warsaw

An Appetite for Warsaw - Nightlife

The City of Warsaw

SELECTED AWARDS

BEST

DOCUMENTARY

The Calvert Journal

Film Festival

2021

BEST

DOCUMENTARY

AUDIENCE

AWARD

Warsaw Jewish

Film Festival

2019

BEST

DOCUMENTARY

Architecture & Design

Master of Art Festival

2016

BEST

DOCUMENTARY

Toronto Polish Film Festival

2019

BEST

DOCUMENTARY

in the Design Arts

33rd FIFA,

Montreal

2015

Best Writing in a Documentary Program or Series

GEMINI AWARD

2010

NOMINATION

Best Documentary

Writers Guild of Canada Screenwriting Awards

2009

FEATURED IN

How the discovery of a 1941 amateur 8mm camera roll unearthed the history of Warsaw’s ghetto

Bednarski’s film succeeds in being a key contribution to a much larger conversation not only about the Holocaust, but about our relationship to history and the sites of remembrance we inhabit.

THE CALVERT JOURNAL

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