On September 19th the next edition of the Encounters Film Festival in Bristol will begin. This year the Festival will be showcasing a great selection of Polish cinema. People in the UK will have a chance to see almost 50 Polish documentary, animation and short fiction films.
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Documentary film "The Prince and the Dybbuk" directed by Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski was the only Polish representative at this year's edition of the Venice IFF. It was presented in the Venice Classics Documentary section. The screening was the world premiere. Awards in the Venice Classics sections were given by the Jury consisting of Cinema History students and chaired by a director and screenwriter Giuseppe Piccioni.
On August 27th the Kitzbuehel Film Festival in Austria was officially closed. Daria Woszek came back from the festival with an award for her film "The Dogcatcher".
On August 25th another MakeDox Festival edition came to an end. The main prize went to Piotr Stasik for his film "21 x New York".
On August 7th the Herceg Novi Film Festival came to an end. Grand Prix Award was given to "Close Ties" by Zofia Kowalewska.
Travelling the world during summer holidays one can find film festivals in many various cities, and at the festivals - Polish productions. Check out our list of places where Polish short films will be shown this August.
With a slight delay we have received the news from South Korea where short film "16.03" by Natalia Siwicka has won an award.
While travelling the world during summer holidays you can find film festivals in many various places, and at those festivals - some Polish productions. Check out our list of places where Polish documentaries will be shown this August.
On July 27th, during the official press conference, the program of the 74th Venice International Film Festival was announced. Polish film "The Prince and the Dybbuk" by Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski was selected for the VENICE CLASSICS - Documentary on Cinema competition section.
On the 24th of July FIDBA - Buenos Aires International Documentary Film Festival will begin. This year thanks to the Focus on Polish Docs section the festival audience will see over 20 Polish documentaries.
Last week The Iron Mule Festival held a screening of "Pinky". The film was awarded the jury's prize.
On the 9th of July the 14. GOLDEN APRICOT Yerevan International Film Festival has began. Among the films presented in the international competition we can find two Polish documentaries: Walking Spark by Marcin Kopeć and Daniel by Anastazja Dąbrowska.