This month, Polish short films will be shown at a number of European and North American festivals. The most important event, however, will be the Focus on Poland at the Quebec City Film Festival in Canada.
The Krakow Film Foundation, the organiser of the Krakow Film Festival, received a nomination for the Polish Film Institute Awards in the category "Film Promotion Abroad."
On the 14th of September starts the Russian Message to Man International Film Festival. In the rich programme of the event, there are several Polish productions and the retrospective of Izabela Plucińska.
"You Are Overreacting" by Karina Paciorkowska and "Sisters" by Michał Hytroś turned out to be unrivalled in their categories and were chosen the best films of the 19th edition of the International Film Schools Festival Awards in Uruguay.
On Monday starts the oldest and one of the most important Danish festivals - the Odense International Film Festival. As many as six Polish short films are invited to this year's programme.
The film directed by Tomek Popakul was chosen the best international short animated film at the Monterrey International Film Festival in Mexico.
Next week starts the Turku Animated Film Festival. There is no lack of Polish animated films on the programme of the Finnish festival.
This weekend, the winners of the CILECT award were announced. These are awards for the films produced at film schools.
In the second half of the month starts the new edition of the Imaginaria Film Festival. Polish animated films are invited to the competition sections at this festival.
On the 16 th of August starts the 25 th edition of the Sarajevo Film Festival. In the programme of this year's festival, there are several Polish productions.
It is universally known that the holidays are the time of festivals. This month, our animated films will be present in the programmes of almost every important film event. Polish films will be shown all around the world, starting from Australia and New Zealand, through Mexico and Brazil, to Sweden and Denmark. Check out which films will have a chance to conquer the hearts of the audience and where they will be shown.
This month, Polish short films will be shown at the festivals on as many as five continents, beginning from Ukraine and Austria, through Uruguay and Israel, to New Zealand and Australia.
As many as eight Polish short films will be shown at this year's edition of the Dokufest in Kosovo. There will be no lack of animated, feature and documentary films.