Link to the n*de photos
2020:
Berek, a music video by Plan Be (Bartosz Krupa). Bartosz is chased by men in black masks past a school classroom, a blond women, teenagers smoking, a man and a woman on a couch, and a depressed looking family on a park bench. Eventually they join him. Sounds like a critique of the heterosexist job, house, wife, kids trajectory.
An episode of Professional Secrecy (2022), about a woman discovering dark secrets about her husband
2023:
An episde of Dzielnica strachu, about cops fighting crime.
2024:
Oderbruch: Lucas Gregorowicz plays a detective solving a murder in the Oderbruch region of Germany, near the Polish border. Aleks plays his son.
Two episodes of Ojciec Mateusz, about a priest (Artur Zmijewski) who solves murders in his spare time. Over 400 to date.
He posts a scene where he's getting dressed up and wears his dad's cologne, but he calls it "perfume." He doesn't mention having a date with a girl. Sounds like the kid is queer-coded.
The n*de photo on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends is from Artur's performance piece "The Whole One." Or it might be another Artur.
More after the break
2025:
An episode of Królowie, about the conflict between 15th century King Wladyslaw III of Poland (played by Krzysztof Swilpa ) and his younger brother, who would become King Casimir IV after his death.
Wladyslaw was gay, according to contemporary accounts, but the series just sort of hints at it. Aleks plays "Boy."
Sounds like Aleks has had some gay-subtext roles.
2: Is he gay in real life?
His Instagram has a lot of boy-girl modeling photos, and only one with other guys, so...Wait -- that's a park bench decorated with Pride colors. His cap says New York City, but there are similar benches in Spain, Sweden, Britain, and several U.S. states. The guy is identfying as gay or an ally.
Aleks is from Gdansk, where there several gay organizations, a community center, and an annual Pride festival, so it's conceivable that he would be out. Or sort of out.
Is that a Pride flag shopping bag?
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