Robert Sadowski is dead. TVP Białystok announced the death of its long-time employee. The editor was 40 years old. “Those who had the opportunity to meet him know what a good person he was. Something happened that I still can’t believe,” a colleague from the industry says goodbye to Sadowski.
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Robert Sadowski has died
TVP with its branch in Białystok delivered sad news. A valued and popular editor has died Robert Sadowski. The man co-created television programs from 2007 to 2021.
“Kind, with his heart on his sleeve. Always smiling and always helpful. (…) He was an editor. He worked mainly in the production of ‘Lense’, as well as Catholic programs,” we read on the TVP Białystok website. At the time of his death he was only 40 years old.
Paweł Hołubowicz, a cinematographer who collaborated with the editor on the film “State Forests: Sleep in the Forest”, also published a farewell post on Facebook in memory of Robert Sadowski.
They had plans for further productions. “After a long illness, Robert Sadowski passed away. Those who had the opportunity to meet him know what a good person he was. Something happened that I still can’t believe… This is the last film that Robert edited for us. The plans were next… but we will postpone them for later. See you on the other side, Robert…” wrote Hołubowicz.
The media reminds that Sadowski also often worked on documentary films. He co-created such titles as: “The Sejny Uprising of 1919” (2009) and “Something he loved most…” (2012) – a documentary “talking about the struggles to create the Czesław Niemen museum in his family home in Stare Wasiliszki” (the area of present-day Belarus).
Let us remind you that just a few weeks ago, TVP said goodbye to the legend of Polish Television, Stanisława Ryster, who was a lawyer by profession and a television presenter (she hosted the cult game show “Wielka gra” for 31 years).
Ryster delighted the viewers of the public broadcaster with her eloquence, elegance, as well as impeccable diction and professionalism. She was called the lady of television. In 1998, she received the Super Wiktor award for a television personality for her lifetime achievement. She died at the age of 81.
