Three Polish animations have been invited to the program of the 21st edition of ShorTS International Film Festival. In the competition of the Italian festival we will find “Such A Beautiful Town” by Marta Koch, “Story” by Jola Bańkowska and “The Little Soul” directed by Barbara Rupik.
A large representation of Polish documentaries can be seen during the 4th edition of Cheap Cuts Documentary Film Festival. The British festival began in late June in the online version. The competition included “The Sisters” by Michał Hytros, “The Tough” by Marcin Polar, “Guest” by Sebastian Weber, “Dam” by Natalia Koniarz and “Love 404” by Agata Baumgart. The last title will be presented in July at the German Shorts on Wheels / Short Film Festival Cologne.
The film by Jola Bańkowska will be shown at the Spanish ANIMAKOM FEST 2020 – Bilbao International Animation Community Festival and during the 16th edition of Lago Film Fest – International Festival of Independent Cinema. There will be several Polish animations at the Italian festival. In addition to “Story, “Guilt” by Marcjanna Urbańska and “The Hunt” by Mateusz Jarmulski will also compete for awards.
Two Italian festivals this month will also showcase our documentaries. At Seeyousound International Music Film Festival, “Horse Riders” by Anna Gawlita have a chance for prizes, and at Lago Film Fest – International, the jury will evaluate “The Vibrant Village” by Weronika Jurkiewicz.
The American Salem Film Fest will start in mid-month. The event will last until the end of the month, the program includes “Wind. A Documentary Thriller “by Michał Bielawski.
One more chance for a prize this month will have a movie by Barbara Rupik. “The Little Soul” was invited to the Croatian Tabor Film Festival competition. In turn, the animation “Three Women On A Bench” by Karolina Borgiasz will be presented during dotdotdot – Vienna’s open air short film festival in Austria.