The subversive title and similarly subversive story have caught the jury's attention and delighted the viewers watching Julia Orlik's new film. It was the latter group that decided to present the animated film with the Audience Award at this year's CinEast.
The short fiction by Klaudia Kęska and Andrea Guizar's animated short returned from the 63. International Film Festival BRNO16 with awards. The former was appreciated by the audience and the latter by the Jury, which gave it a special mention.
The short documentary by Julia Pełka stole the hearts of jurors at the OFFline Film Festival in Ireland.
The animated film by Tomasz Siwiński received the Grand du Jury at the ONE Country ONE Film International Festival in France.
The documentary short by Wojtek Kozakiewicz was noticed at the 30th International Festival of Mountain Films in Poprad, Slovakia.
As every year, there was no shortage of Polish productions at Iceland's The Pigeon International Film Festival, which translated into awards for Katarzyna Agopsowicz's The Prince in the Pastry Shop and Katarzyna Warzecha's We Have One Heart.
One of the most important US festivals dedicated to documentary cinema has just announced its program. The film by Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski will be contenting for the title of best international documentary film in its prestigious competition. During the short film program Hidden Histories viewers will get to see Once There Was a Sea by Joanna Kożuch.
The animated film by Andrzej Jobczyk received the jury award at the French festival War on Screen which concluded yesterday.
The animated documentary by Mariya Yakimovich stole the hearts of jurors of the Linz International Short Film Festival. The film was named the best documentary of the recently concluded event.
It's going to be a great month for Polish films. Many important international festivals are held in October. Polish filmsfrom KFF Sales&Promotion catalogue certainly won't miss them, including their competitions and non-competitive segments. Be sure to check out where you can watch Polish animations this month.
The animated film by Piotr Chmielewski was noticed at the recently concluded Stoptrik festival. The film received a special mention.
One of the world's most important festivals dedicated to documentary films unveiled a part of the program. It also features productions from Poland. Both Silent Love by Marek Kozakiewicz and The Hamlet Syndrome by Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski have been invited into IDFA's prestigious Best of Fests section.
This time, Paweł Łoziński's film triumphed at a festival in Azerbaijan. The production received the iCyborg Award at DokuBaku.