A Few Stories About a Man

Year: 1983

Runtime: 20 mins

Director: Bogdan Dziworski

Documentary

The film paints a portrait of Jerzy Orłowski, an armless graphic artist, through vivid vignettes. He tackles everyday chores, dives into water, skis and draws, each task demanding struggle, resilience and remarkable fitness. Slow‑motion shots linger on small details, highlighting the director’s skill in revealing his quiet determination.

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