Bodo Kox

Bodo Kox was born on Apr 22, 1977 in Poland. Bodo Kox's big-screen debut came with Krótka histeria czasu directed by Dominik Matwiejczyk in 2006, strarring Boy at the Party.

Born in 1977. A director, scriptwriter, performer. He has completed Journalism at the University of Wroclaw and the "Studio Prob" at the Wajda's School. He studied Directing at the Leon Schiller PWSFTViT in Lodz. Member of Polish Film Academy and European Film Academy. He is numbered among the most important and expressive authors of the Polish independent cinema, where he gained the nickname of "off icon" and brought numerous awards. "The Girl from the Wardrobe", his professional cinema debut, a transition from "off" to "mainstream", gained critics enthusiasm appreciation and many festival awards.