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Galaxi Taxi

Episodes

13 x 13″

Category

Director

Jan Steliżuk

Production

Fumi Studio

Director
Jan Steliżuk

Animation Director
Paweł Dębski

Script
Jan Steliżuk

Storyboard
Jan Steliżuk
Wojciech Wojtkowski

Visual Art
Jan Steliżuk

Set Scene
Anna Steliżuk
Jan Steliżuk

Compositing
Paweł Dębski
Piotr Furmankiewicz
Mateusz Michalak
Jan Steliżuk

Editing
Piotr Furmankiewicz
Mateusz Michalak

Music
Łukasz Targosz
Animation
Lucas Bicalho
Aleksandra Bodek
Bartosz Brzeziński
Agnieszka Burszewska
Paweł Dębski
Maciej Fechner
Gabriela Filipek-Pyszko
Grażyna Firląg
Paweł Garbacz
Joanna Godlewska
Dawid Jezierski
Damian Krakowiak
Maria Kulpa
Janusz Matusik
Artur Mąka
Katarzyna Melnyk
Agata Mianowska
Paula Nędzarek
Tomasz Nowik
Magdalena Orzech
Michał Orzechowski
Anna Steliżuk
Beata Strzelecka
Józef Trzaska
Wojciech Wojtkowski
Grzegorz Zarębski
Digitoonz
Adam Domaniewski
Clean Up
Małgorzata Basiak
Daria Brzezińska
Wojciech Cacek
Joanna Godlewska
Dawid Jezierski
Paula Nędzarek
Anna Olak
Michał Rostek
Katarzyna Rzędzian
Olga Siwecka
Anna Steliżuk

Sound System
Music Production Studio Spot

Synchronous effects
Music Production Studio Spot

Production Manager
Maria Deskur
Piotr Furmankiewicz
Mateusz Michalak

Production Cooperation
Jan Ptasiński

Producer
Piotr Furmankiewicz
Mateusz Michalak
Coproducer
Jan Steliżuk

Production
Fumi Studio

Coproduction
National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute

Co-financing
Polish Film Institute

Voice Over
Grzegorz Drojewski
Grzegorz Pawlak
Miriam Aleksandrowicz
Jarosław Boberek
Bogusław Kaczmarczyk
Mikołaj Klimek
Weronika Łukaszewska
FULL CREDITS

THE STORY

Although ”Galaxi Taxi” is located in outer space, there are no cosmic superheroes, no malicious brains in jars, no shiny crystals burning enemies to ash, and no explosions (unless we count emotions). The universe feels more like an underfunded, homely village, with its share of vices, village savants and village idiots. There’s just a muddy Milky Way, broken heating, and cosmic gravel showering the taxi.The three quarrelsome protagonists – the Alien (pilot), a stuffed clockwork Rabbit (engineer) and an apple Worm (navigator) – roam the universe in their rickety taxi searching for passengers. Every ride is nothing like they expected, evolving into a series of improbable, curious, sometimes even unfortunate events.


The show is populated by a constant group of secondary characters, usually animal in form, appearing in different configurations in each episode and given different roles every time. In each episode there’s a different passenger, with a heavy baggage of issues. Those issues quickly become problems of the Taxi team, as they will usually selflessly try and help the passenger resolve them.
Every episode has a double ending, a twist appearing when the end credits are about to roll. This twist is usually a minor disaster for the three protagonists. What’s more, it turns out they run a money-losing business as their passengers always manage not to pay.
The never-ending string of failures fails to teach the protagonists anything; the opening credits always have them enthusiastically answering the call of yet another client.