Book "Ania. Biografi Anny Przybylskiej" Grzegorz Kubicki (Polish Version)

A rogue with the beauty of a teenager and the voice of Jan Himilsbach, she basically didn't have to play anything. She appeared in Polish cinema out of nowhere and immediately became a phenomenon: more natural in front of the camera than trained actresses, she identified with the "Polish dream of the 1990s". - she was the ideal girl next door who found her way onto the covers of magazines and onto television at peak viewing times. Ania Przybylska became the "Queen of Hearts" in a country where successful people - especially the "beautiful and young" - never have it easy.
She was the amiable Marylka from Zlotopolscy, but also the girl from the Playboy magazine spread. She used to say that she had no idea what to do with her life outside of acting, while at other times she said that family came first. For a long time she had no luck in love, but she was still in love.

She was in a hurry at times, as if she felt that it all might not last too long. It was as if she knew that she had to get into a relationship, start a family and have children quickly so that she could still enjoy it all," her relatives say in the book.

For a long time I did not agree to this publication, everything was still too fresh. Once I gave the only interview, which was published in "Wysokie Obcasy". It was then that I first thought that perhaps it would be worthwhile for the people who loved my daughter - and the evidence of this affection continues to meet me to this day - to preserve in their memories the image of Ania as she really was. Not the one skewed by the media looking for cheap sensationalism, but the real one. One that only those closest to her can know. And that I would like to be able to give such a book as a present to my grandchildren. The biography written by Grzegorz Kubicki and Maciej Drzewicki is just such a book," Krystyna Przybylska, the actress's mother.

Grzegorz Kubicki and Maciej Drzewicki, journalists of "Gazeta Wyborcza Trójmiasto". They like to work together. They have been nominated twice for the Grand Press award in the "Interview" category, for their interviews with Władysław Kozakiewicz ("Ten od wał") and Marta Sziłajtis-Obiegło ("Kobieta i może"). The Association of Polish Journalists honoured their text 'Mama. You're on the street', about a family orphanage run by Henryka Krzywonos-Strycharska. They are authors of the biography of Dariusz Michalczewski 'Tiger without censorship', as well as an interview with Krystyna Przybylska, which was warmly received by readers and published in 'Wysokie Obcasy'.