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Miroslaw Dusza, was born in Wroclaw in 1985. After graduating from the Electronic Research Institute in Wroclaw, he continued his education at the University of Information Technology and Management "Copernicus" in Wroclaw, then after finishing school he began his career as an electronics / IT specialist at the Wroclaw University of Technology (since 2008). In the meantime, he was an active sports and social activist. In 2009, he made his debut on television screens as a participant in the Polish edition of the RealityTV-Show "Foolaround with...". Then he also appeared in the movie "Jack Strong" dir. Wladyslaw Pasikowski. In the following years he also appeared as an episodic actor among others in: Policjantki i policjanci, Sprawiedliwi - wydzial kryminalny, Lombard. Zycie pod zastaw, Slad, Dlaczego Ja?, Pierwsza Milosc. In 2015, after completing the European Training Center (ect.edu.pl) at the Non-Public Continuing Education Facility Animus-X in Brzeg (Olszanka), he became a sports instructor specializing in the disabled, including ParaPowerlifting. Every day he is a trainer in the Start Wroclaw sports club (in the University of Physical Education in Wroclaw), weight lifting section. In 2017, he starred in the film dir. Robert Schwentke "Der Hauptmann" ('The Capitan', 2017) as the prison guard of Hansen. In the same year, he qualified as the only Pole for the Russian RealityTV-Show Game2Winter, where the participants had on their own (they only have 60kg of equipment) to survive in Taiga for 9 months. During the program, you could suffer health and even die on the air. The program was canceled one month before the premiere in June 2017. As a social activist, he is in City Council as Radny (Fabryczna - Muchobor Maly) in Wroclaw, for the 2017-2021 term. In 2018 he began his education at the ROE Art School in Wroclaw (acting department), in the meantime he completed Artistic Workshops at Appendix Studio in Wroclaw, directed by the director and theater actor Lukasz Chojenta. In 2018 he appeared as Miroslaw Handlarz alongside Malgorzata Kozuchowska and Tomasz Oswiecinski in the film Plagi Breslau, dir. Patryk Vega.
