CHRONOTOPE EARTH 1985 TO FUTURE SCREENING AT EXPERIMENTS IN CINEMA

February 2025 — In its 18th year, Experiments in Cinema brings the international community of cinematic un-dependents to Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA for a film festival that is designed to inspire a new generation of homegrown media activists to participate in shaping future trends of cultural representation. CHRONOTOPE EARTH 1985 TO FUTURE has previously screened at the Bogota Experimental Film Festival, VASTLAB, and the Festival Internacional de Imagem de Natureza in Portugal.

FUTURE X AWARDED KEEPERS OF THE FLAME PRIZE IN FICTION

December 2024 — (Seattle, Washington) Raven Chronicles Press, dedicated to publishing and showcasing work that embodies the cultural diversity of writers and artists—work that connects with the soil-water-air of place and home—announces the winners of our inaugural fiction contest: Georg Koszulinski for his speculative fiction manuscript, Future X. Fiction Judge Paul Hunter says of Koszulinski’s book: “Future X is a bold and timely work. It is an honest and unflinching confrontation with much of what’s wrong with our shared culture, served up on a huge platter shaped like a strangely familiar election map. Koszulinski’s vision of madness, at once apocalyptic and dystopian, challenges readers to honestly assess their situation, and consider how we might live more modestly together in prosperity and peace, without resorting to genocide or war on civilians.”

RED EARTH STREAMING ON AMAZON PRIME 

May 2023 — The award-winning sci-fi/drama, Red Earth, was released this week via the streaming platform, Amazon Prime. The film’s ambient/electronic soundtrack is also available via Bandcamp.

THE BAFFIN BAY DEGLACIAL EXPERIMENT STREAMING ON LABOCINE LIVE

February 2024 — The National Science Foundation-funded short documentary The Baffin Bay Deglacial Experiment to be released via Labocine Live, February 15-19, and available on Labocine’s platform thereafter. Labocine is a singular, ever-evolving, hybrid streaming platform that showcases science in cinema in all its flavors, challenging stereotypes in scientific representation and celebrating diversity in form and content.

THE BAFFIN BAY DEGLACIAL EXPERIMENT TO PREMIERE AT EUROPEAN
GEOSCIENCES UNION GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

January 2024 — The National Science Foundation-funded short documentary The Baffin Bay Deglacial Experiment will premiere at GeoCinema, a showcase of films that explore geoscience during the annual EGU General Assembly (EGU24), being held April 14-19 in Vienna, Austria. The General Assembly is Europe’s largest geosciences event, attended annually by over 16,000 scientists from around the world. 

Georg is a multimodal filmmaker who has been creating films and videos since 1999. His work spans a wide range of forms and styles, from feature-length fiction films and social justice documentaries to short form experimental works. As a writer/director/cinematographer, Georg has produced over 80 films, winning dozens of international grants and juried awards, presenting his work at hundreds of international film festivals, and licensing his films to major streaming platforms. His documentary work has enabled him to collaborate with a broad range of communities, including oceanographers and mariners studying climate change, Haida and Kwakwaka’wakw communities of the Pacific Northwest, migrant farmworkers in Florida, and Vodou practitioners in rural Haiti. Georg’s forthcoming feature documentary A Map of the World in Time, filmed 34 days at sea in the Arctic Circle, was funded in part by the U.S. National Science Foundation and the European Geosciences Union, the latter awarding him the 2023 EGU Journalism Award.

Georg studied film and literature at the Universities of Iowa and Florida where he earned his MFA and MA degrees, respectively. His fiction and poetry has been placed in over a dozen literary journals and his recent speculative fiction novel, FUTURE (X) was the recipient of the Raven Chronicles Press Keepers of the Fire Prize for Fiction (forthcoming, fall 2025). Georg recently wrote and directed the award-winning feature film, RED EARTH, available on Amazon Prime, Apple TV, and Tubi. The film won juried prizes at the Atlanta Film Festival and recently Best Feature Film at the New York Sci Fi Film Festival. Georg also serves on the curatorial committee of Experiments in CInema in Albuquerque, NM, and as a programmer for the Florida Film Festival. He teaches filmmaking and writing courses at the University of Central Florida's Nicholson School of Communication.

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