GREMI FILM PRODUCTION S.A. is a young and dynamic film production company, founded in Krakow by entrepreneur Grzegorz Hajdarowicz.
Following their 2005 debut in film production, “Gremi” gained experience and established their position in Polish and international film scene in a short amount of time.
Gremi has co-produced films which have been later screened at the Venice, Sundance , Sao Paulo, and Tribeca film festivals.
GREMI’s first project was Angel in Love, a comedy about the adventures of Giordano the Angel, directed by Artur Więcek. It was a co-production with Beres & Baron Media Productions.
Shortly after this followed Marek Gajczak's erotic thriller Underneath (in co-production with Barton Film, starring Magdalena Boczarska and Tomek Karolak). In 2006, Gremi and Yeti Films were the Polish co-producers of Peter Greenaway's Nightwatching, winner of the Open Award at the 2007 Venice Film Festival.
Gremi has since then worked with Zebra Film Studio on the Christmas tale Hania, directed by Janusz Kaminski. Later, Gremi produced Carmo, Hit the Road (Polish, Spanish, and Brazilian co-production, directed by Murilo Pasta), which had the international premiere at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.
In 2008, Gremi started producing their first U.S. project with a Hollywood cast. City Island, directed by Raymond De Felitta, is a comedy about a dysfunctional family. It won The Heineken Audience Award at 2009 Tribeca Film Festival in New York.
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- Greg Hajdarowicz
- Bozena Cerba
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Grzegorz Hajdarowicz
President of the Board
Entrepreneur, Film Producer, Editor
- Honorary Consul of the Republic of Brasil
- Founder and main shareholder of GREMI capital investment group (includes Gremi Film Production Corporation)
- Founder of GREMI , initially specialized in distribution of pharmaceuticals in 1991
GREMI and affiliated corporations are involved in capital investments, restructuring, and real estate projects.
The GREMI Group owns the publishing house. Titles include “Przekroj” Magazine and “Sukces” Monthly.
Hajdarowicz is a graduate of Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland and holds a M.A. degree in Political Science.
During the late ‘80s and ‘90s, he was a journalist and deputy editor, respectively, of “Polish Weekly” (published in New York) and a daily newspaper (published in Krakow).He was a Councilman in the city of Krakow in the early ‘90s.
He is fascinated with Brazil, where he annually spends two months traveling. During these trips, he also makes preparations for new investments for his Capital Investments Group.He likes extreme sports, especially kite surfing and heli boarding. In his free time, he is learning how to play the saxophone.
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Bozena Cerba
Head of Production
Bozena Cerba is responsible for production and development of feature films at GREMI Film Production. She has been with the company since 2005, when she ran the initial negotiations on Project Hania. In the same year, she initiated contacts with Acontraluz from Spain, which resulted in production of Carmo Hit the Road. Later she participated in negotiations for City Island.
Bozena has also worked for Tangerine Cinema Services in Morocco, where she gained extensive experience while working on Moroccan, Spanish, and Belgian films.
Bozena completed her post-graduate education in film production at the National School of Film and Television in Lodz, Poland. She also holds a Master’s Degree in European Studies from the University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznan, Department of Law and Administration. She was an Erasmus Programme Scholar in France.
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Gremi Film Production is one of the few film production companies which invest private money in their projects. This is why Gremi’s goal is to make movies that are artistically acclaimed and, at the same time, financially rewarding.
Gremi’s major principle is to participate in prestigious and commercial international projects, which involve major players in the film industry, and can be sold worldwide. Their objective is to make one movie per year. The core of GREMI’s philosophy is to make films based on their own ideas and concepts.
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