ANIM: “MAGDA” GAINS FURTHER ACCLAIM
Good news continues to roll in for Adela Kaczmarek's film. The animated film has now been recognised at the Torelló Mountain Film Festival in Spain.
Good news continues to roll in for Adela Kaczmarek's film. The animated film has now been recognised at the Torelló Mountain Film Festival in Spain.
The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – the world's largest organisation uniting leading figures from all sectors of the television industry across more than sixty countries – has awarded one of its coveted prizes to Jakub Piątek's documentary. The film received the prestigious statuette in the Arts Programming category.
The animated short film by Adela Kaczmarek has once again earned recognition on the international festival circuit. This time, the short production received a special mention at the Dutch Mountain Film Festival.
The animated film by Zofia Klamka has been named best short film at Lithuania's Scanorama festival.
Two years after its premiere, Michał Toczek's film continues to captivate juries internationally. The short drama has now secured top honours at the Alter-Native Festival in Romania.
The documentary directed by Agnieszka Zwiefka won the Youth Lab Jury Award Winner at the Cambridge Film Festival, which has just concluded.
Tomek Popakul and Kasumi Ozeki's animated film captured the hearts of the Banjaluka International Animation Festival, securing top prize.
Zofia Klamka's animated short received a special mention at the Shorts Mexico festival.
The animated short by Tomek Popakul and Kasumi Ozeki scoops second prize at the Lille International Short Film Festival.
The animated short by Tomek Popakul and Kasumi Ozeki scoops second prize at the Lille International Short Film Festival.
Last night, we learned the winners of the Polish Film Institute Awards. One of the statuettes went to the Krakow Film Foundation, which was recognized for its efforts in promoting Polish cinema abroad.
The nominations for the Polish Film Institute Awards have been announced, with award trophies set to be presented for the 16th time across nine categories. The Krakow Film Foundation, organiser of the Krakow Film Festival, is in the running for an award recognising the promotion of Polish cinema abroad. The winners will be revealed on 25 September during the 49th Polish Film Festival.
Tomek Popakul and Kasumi Ozeki's film secures yet another accolade. The production by Yellow Tapir Film has been crowned the best professional animation at the Turku Animated Film Festival.