Graduated from FAMU in Prague and culture studies at the Department of Oriental Studies at the University of Warsaw. Debuted with a series of short docs, including ‘I love Christ’ (2001), ‘Józek and his Children’ (2007), ‘Male Radosti’ (2007), ‘Six Octave’ (2008) and work for television (‘M jak miłość’, Barwy szczęścia’, ‘Singielka’). Her feature debut, ‘Hel’ (2009), met with acclaim at the Koszalin ‘Młodzi i Film’ Festival. In 2015 her second feature premiered: ‘These Daughters of Mine’ were called a revelation at the Gdynia Film Festival, receiving the audience and the press awards. The film went to triumph at the Polish Film Awards - the Eagles 2016, where Dębska received the audience award and the award for best screenplay. "These Daughters of Mine” was a box office hit with over 700 thousands viewers, and also received more then 15 awards in Poland and abroad. Last year also marked her return to documentaries: ‘Actress’, devoted to the late Elżbieta Czyżewska, won the Eagle for best document.