The year 2069. An ecological catastrophe has deprived humans of their illusions of dominating the Earth. However, dreams of colonizing planets around other stars are still alive. The ESS Steropes goes on a trial cruise with a three-person crew to the vicinity of Saturn, to use the Plejone thought lichen to explore the oceans of its moons and the old, abandoned space station. However, the test of new technologies quickly turns into a test for humans, and the unknown, which seemed to be waiting only in the stars, turns out to be lurking just beyond the threshold.Does truth exist, or is it always just a story? Can the effect precede the cause? Is humanity a curse or a blessing? And also: can a whisper be purple?„Lagrange. Letters from Earth” is an absolutely surprising novel that makes the reader feel the encounter with the UNKNOWN even more intensely.
Of course, @wojciechzoladkowicz and @marcinwasilewskipl will take you on this extraordinary journey.
„Lagrange. Letters from Earth” (2023). The novel „Lagrange...” was awarded the Jerzy Żuławski Literary Award, Grand Prize, in 2024.
Book of the Year by Nowa Fantastyka 2024
Marcin Wasilewski is a musician, composer and audiobook producer. A graduate of the Fryderyk Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw. In the years 1994-1995 he was a member of the orchestra "Warsaw Soloists Concerto Avenna" ( double bass player ).
Finalist of the 2016 Marvin Hamlisch Film Music Competition in New York
For several years, he has been cooperating with :
TVP Polish Television, public service broadcaster in Poland
Polsat
TVN TURBO
Multimedia Bank
Zeppelin Studio
ZPR Group
TONY HOLGER
Houdini Film
Sirens Music
Papaya Films
AXW Agencja Warszawa
Discovery Channel
Nine Realms
Composer of dozens of opening credits, programmes and television sets, music
for commercials, theatre plays and films
The series depicts the work of frontline officers who have to make decisions about life or death on a daily basis.
The play based on “The Post Office”, a theatrical drama written by Rabindranath Tagore, an Indian poet, prose writer, philosopher and Nobel Prize winner, has been supplemented with some excerpts from Janusz Korczak’s personal diaries.On 18th July 1942 “The Post Office” was staged by Janusz Korczak’s pupils at the Orphanage at 16 Sienna Street. Just a few days later, the children together with their tutors and Janusz Korczak himself were taken to the Umschlagplatz and subsequently deported to a death camp at Treblinka. Doctor Korczak’s idea was to make his pupils ready to face death. “Doctor Korczak’s Lesson in Dying” tells the story of preparations of a theatrical show at the Orphanage. The Warsaw premiere show will be the result of a six-month workshop attended by children from the Junior Musical Theatre in Gdynia.
They will also be accompanied on stage by adult actors – in the role of Janusz Korczak: Jakub Kornacki, a Tri-City actor and director. Meanwhile, the character of Mrs. Stefa will be portrayed by Agnieszka Brenzak – an actress and singer who co-operates with the Musical Theatre in Gdynia and the Musical Theatre in Toruń.
"Marcin has a rare gift of "seeing" music. He perfectly senses the drama of the scenes. The film convention of our joint projects required such an approach to achieve the effect of a large-screen cinema with all possible film means. The music he composed more than met these criteria.
Marcin Wasilewski's music not only perfectly illustrated the action on the screen, but also raised the entire visual layer to a much higher level than I could have dreamed of. The most difficult thing to talk about is music when it is not there yet. Sometimes it is difficult to accurately convey your expectations and ideas. Marcin was very quickly able to give a specific musical shape to these vague visions. It's proof of great talent, intuition and sensitivity."
"We met during rehearsals for the play "T.de.Lempicka Insatiable", telling the story of the turbulent life of the painter Tamara Lempicka, the queen of the roaring twenties. Marcin is a composer who is fully involved, not only in the musical layer he creates, but also in the performance as a whole, including the stage production.
He is an artist who thinks with both the eye and the ear of the viewer, creating a fantastic atmosphere of the story, triggering the imagination.
In the rhythm of "TaDe's Waltz", composed by Marcin, written with a truly palace-like panache, the whole complexity of Tamara Łempicka's character whirls.
"Nothing is impossible. Marcin and I have been working together for 10 years on productions watched by millions of viewers. Always under time pressure, without any concessions, without "it can't be done", with commitment at the highest speed. Regardless of whether it is a project for a regional television station or cooperation with the Discovery Channel. He is the best composer and professional I have ever worked with. I recommend it."
