Mika Rosenfeld
(born as Dominika Długokęcka in 1979 in Poland)
She studied Film Directing at the Polish National Film School in Lodz, after Masters degree in Oceanology at University of Gdansk and Bachelor in Journalism at School of Journalism in Warsaw and school of photography in Sopot.
Her passion for film and visual arts has started when she first watched Kieslowski’s movies in the small cinema in her hometown. Her first documentary film ‘Honour thy mother and thy father’ (2005) made under the artistic mentorship of Krzysztof Rzaczynski was noticed and awarded at numerous film festivals. Shortly after she started writing her own scripts and directing more shorts films, among them ‘So Much Water So Close To Home’ adaptation of Raymond Carver's short story, which won the award for the best foreign film at the NYC Short Film Festival.
In 2011 Mika Rosenfeld moved to London, where she founded her workshop SECOND SKIN Works. She makes short documentaries, video arts, photography and working on her feature fiction debut.
She made two feature length documentaries: 50/50 (2010) and ’SON OF ARAM’ (2015).
In 2015 Mika Rosenfeld directed an opera performance at the Warsaw Chamber Opera - ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht.
CONTACT : mika.rosenfeld@gmail.com