Henryk Bielski
Henryk Bielski (January 19, 1935 – March 3, 2025) was a Polish director. From 1960, assistant director and second director. In 1976, he became a feature film director. In his youth, as a dancer with the "Mazowsze" Song and Dance Ensemble, he appeared in the documentary "Mazowsze" (1951) and "Adventure at Mariensztat" (1953). While working at "Mazowsze," he completed the required secondary music school in Warsaw and the Vocational Training School at the "Mazowsze" State Song and Dance Ensemble named after T. Sygietyński in Karolin. He also worked as a theater director. Member of the Polish Filmmakers Association (since 1973). Brother of Władysław Bielski, set designer.
Chrześniak
(Director)
Pastorale heroica
(Director)
Warszawskie gołębie
(Director)
Husband of His Wife
(Assistant Director)
Teenager
(Assistant Director)
Wiano
(Assistant Director)
Mrs. Hanka's Diary
(Assistant Director)
Interrupted Flight
(Assistant Director)
Don Gabriel
(Assistant Director)
The Contribution
(Assistant Director)
Zejście do piekła
(Assistant Director)
Countess Cosel
(First Assistant Director)
Shifting Sands
(First Assistant Director)
Hasło
(Director)
Red Rowan
(First Assistant Director)
Ferry
(First Assistant Director)
Pharaoh
(Co-Director)
Copernicus
(First Assistant Director)
Morning Stars
(Director)
Koty to dranie
(Director)
Spotkanie w 'Bajce'
(Assistant Director)
Remember Your Name
(First Assistant Director)
Ballada o Januszku
(Director)