Over the last half-year, KFF Sales&Promotion agency enriched by over a dozen new titles, which will be represented at international film festivals. The selected films include thirteen documentaries, three animations and four shorts. “Złota” and “The Wind. A Documentary Thriller” are also included to sales catalogue of the agency.
On the 3rd of October starts the 12th edition of the festival CinEast in Luxembourg. Several Polish productions are included in a very rich programme.
The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is the oldest and, at the same time, the most important event dedicated to the animated film in North America. The history of the Canadian festival began in 1976, with the first edition of the International Animation Festival, which was then organised every two years.
This time, the animated film by Karina Paciorkowska was appreciated at the Italian Animaphix International Animated Film Festival.
At the beginning of the month starts the 16th edition of the Serbian festival Balkanima. Fans of Polish animated films will have nothing to complain about. In the programme, there are as many as six Polish productions.
Yesterday started one of the most important animated film festivals in the world. Several Polish films and one trailer are invited to the programme of this year's edition of the Ottawa International Animation Festival.
The film by Jola Bańkowska was chosen as the best animated film at the 25th edition of the International Short Film Festival in Drama.
The film by Aleksandra Maciejczyk was appreciated by Russian journalists and won the best short documentary film award at this year's edition of the Message to Man festival.
At the end of September in Bristol starts the new edition of the Encounters Film Festival. Polish documentary and animated films are invited to the competitions.
The festival DocsMX is one of the most important documentary film festivals in Central America. The first editions of the event functioned as the DocsDF – Festival Internacional de Cine Documental de la Ciudad de México, however, after ten editions the organisers decided that it was time for changes. For…
Tomek Popakul's film leaves another festival with a statuette. This time, the animated film won the "High Risk" award at the Swiss Fantoche.
On the 12th of September starts the Quebec City Film Festival. During the nine days of the festival, the audience will have a chance to get acquainted with as many as twenty-three Polish films. Three of them qualified for the competition section, while the rest of them will be presented in the screenings in various side sections within the frames of Focus on Poland.
Next week, the new edition of the Portuguese festival FIKE begins. Several Polish films are invited to the competition section at the festival.