Jan A. P. Kaczmarek
Polish composer of film scores
Born
1953
72 years ago
Died
May 21st, 2024
0 years ago — 71 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Poland
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A Polish composer recognized for contributions to film music. Composed notable scores for films such as 'Finding Neverland' and 'The Pianist'. Worked extensively in the Polish film industry before achieving international recognition. Received an Academy Award for Best Original Score for 'Finding Neverland' in 2005. Contributed to various film soundtracks, blending classical music with contemporary sounds.
Won an Academy Award for 'Finding Neverland'
Composed the score for 'The Pianist'
Worked on 'The Seven Sons of the Shogun'
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