Lech Andrzej Pijanowski (; 26 July 1928 – 6 January 1974) was a Polish film critic, broadcaster, director, screenwriter and populiser of games.

Personal life

Pijanowski was born on 26 July 1928 in

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and died 6 January 1974 aged 45 in Warsaw. He is buried in Powazki Cemetery.

Games

Pijanowski contributedJuegos para gente de mente, N° 84, p. 12 the game ''Lap'', a development of '' Battleship'', to '' A Gamut of Games'', edited by

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. In this game each player secretly divides an 8×8 grid of cells into four sectors of exactly 16 contiguous squares. Each player in turn gathers clues by asking their opponent how many cells in a particular 2×2 square belong to each sector. The first player who correctly deduces the opponent's setup wins the game.

Films

Directed: *1950 ''Dzisiejsza gazeta'' *1955 ''Dyspozycja mocy'' *1955 ''Od Wrocławia'' Screenplays: *1961 ''Droga na zachód'' (Road to the West) *1964 ''Barbara i Jan'' (TV series) *1971 ''Kłopotliwy gość'' (troublesome visitor)

References

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