Bonjour bonjour, and welcome. My name is Latałło, Marcin Latałło and I'm am a director, actor, writer, translator, producer, and photographer with 44 million views on Google. I studied at La Fémis in Paris and the PWSFTviT in Łódź, worked with world famous directors, and directed television documentaries awarded at International Film festivals. I created the first cinema film made with Artificial Intelligence, A SAILOR LOST, which I directed and also played the main part, which will be presented at the Cannes Film Festival in 2026, and I am now working on the DECALOG, a DOCUFICTION and MASTERCLASS SERIES

ILLUMINATIONS 

The series begins with an autobiographical documentary regarding my life and my attempts to complete A SAILOR LOST, my first feature film, and to secure producers for the DECALOG . The narrative details the inheritance of a house and three apartments in Paris and one apartment in Warsaw, followed by a total loss of resources, the inability to finish the film, homelessness, depression, and social phobias. It explores the reality of professional and personal isolation as family and former associates reject the director and as he struggles to find resources for his project and for himself. This chapter, called "ILLUMINATIONS", serves as the FRAME STORY.

MASTERCLASS 

During a Masterclass lecture that the hero presents at the various places where he studied, La fémis in Paris and the Lodz Film School, as well as other institutions, he analyzes the works of filmmakers such as Andrzej Wajda, Krzysztof Kieślowski, and Steven Spielberg, alongside Janusz Majewski, Tadeusz Konwicki, actress Ela Czyżewska, cinematographers Piotr Sobociński and Stanisław Latallo, and photographer "Chim" David Seymour, through his own experiences of his own " Encounters with Remarkable Men and Women". His doctorate includes Polish cinema masterpieces presented by Martin Scorsese in his retrospective, alongside poets and writers like Guillaume Apollinaire, Zuzanna Ginczanka, and Maria Stauber. It also highlights the artisans behind the camera: set designer Allan Starski, costume designer Ewa Braun, make-up artist Waldemar Pokromski, and special effects specialists Zbigniew Rybczyński and Tomasz Bagiński, many of whom are Academy Award winners and many others, less well known, the artisans of cinema. and athletes like Robert Lewandowski, Wojciech Fibak and Mahmed Khalidov, and a culinary Masterclass will feature chefs including Nobu Matsuhisa, Thierry Marx, and Mateusz Gessler, alongside ordinary cooks from different countries collaborating for Peace and Solidarity.

WORKSHOPS 

Consist of monthly sessions, both online and in person, based in Paris and other cities. These sessions cover all technical and logistical aspects of filmmaking, including scenario, casting, photography, cinematography, sound, music, editing, special effects, stunts, and distribution. The artist's house in Montrouge will serve as a venue for exhibitions and a meeting place during the workshops.

PITCHINGS 

will be conducted at International film festivals in collaboration with diverse film institutions and schools in France, Poland, and other countries. These sessions aim to develop ten films by different directors focused on global issues such as war, hunger, inequality, and ecology using cinema tools and artificial intelligence while preserving the memory of historical cinema to build the future. This project is the proposition for my final diploma work, concluding a multi-stage academic career begun at La Fémis and continued at the Łódź Film School, which I would now like to complete with this DECALOG for the modern times.