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Halina Pawlowska

Halina Pawlowska is a writer and screenwriter. She was born to a Ukrainian poet and a Czech teacher. She graduated from FAMU, in screenwriting and dramaturgy, she's written about 20 TV comedies, the most famous of them was the comedy Sardines or The Life of a Family, a story based on Saroyan's short story "Romance with all kinds of things" or the children's TV play "Rose", the guardian ghost. She has also written film scripts. Her most successful films include the cult comedy Return to the Grave, the comedy My Sinful Husband, Eve, Get Married and Thanks for Every New Morning. The script was also awarded by the American Sundance Foundation, founded by Robert Redford. She has also achieved considerable success in the world of newspapers and magazines. She was one of the founders of the Metropolitan. Under Dutch leadership, she founded Story magazine. She later became the owner and publisher of Happy Jim magazine, which won the magazine of the year award. She also founded the magazine Glanc, was its face and regularly contributed to it with her short stories and feuilletons. She entered the television screen in 1993. She is the author and presenter of successful TV series such as In the Rye, Zanzibar, Perfect Luck and Banana Fish. In 2013 she wrote the libretto for the musical Adam and Eve. She currently teaches screenwriting at Michael's College and creative writing at the College of Creative Communication and performs her successful one-woman theatre show. She takes care of her large family and dogs, all of whom live in Prague Podolí. Family, friends and love are the main themes of her books. She has written more than thirty titles and has won many awards as the most read Czech author, not only in the Czech Republic but also in Slovakia.