POLISH ANIMATIONS IN SWEDEN
Swedish festival REX ANIMATION begins next week. Three Polish short animations are in the competition.
Swedish festival REX ANIMATION begins next week. Three Polish short animations are in the competition.
We already know the entire programme of the Valladolid International Film Festival, which is held in Spain. Among the invited films, there are five short films produced in Poland: feature, documentary and animated films.
Marta Pajek's animation won the best design award at Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF).
October is an especially busy time for animators. Over a dozen important international festivals devoted to animated films take place this month. Most of them won't miss out on Polish cinema. Take a look where you can watch our animations.
On October 10th the next edition of KLIK Amsterdam Animation Festival will begin. In this year's program we can find five Polish short animations.
Even though it's getting cold outside, the festivals start to heat up. In October Polish documentary films will be shown in the UK, Russia, Mexico and many other countries. Check out which festivals invited our productions.
At the beginning of October the 11th edition of CinEast Festival will begin in Luxemburg. Three Polish shorts were invited to the competition.
In the second half of January, two important festivals took place in the USA: the Sundance and the Slamdance. “Volte” by Monika Kotecka and Karolina Poryzała took part in the first festival, and “Icon” by Wojciech Kasperski had its American premiere at the second…
Polish productions had a very good start in 2018. As soon as in January, three short films: the documentary film “Volte” by Monika Kotecka and Karolina Poryzała, the animated film “Black” by Tomasz Popakul and the feature film “Deer Boy” by…
Marta Pajek's won the best professional animation award at ReAnima International Animated Film Festival in Bergen.
Marta Pajek's and Karolina Specht's films at the beginning of October will represent Polish animation in the competitions of two festivals: ANIM’EST in Romania and BALKANIMA in Serbia.
The animated film by Betina Brożek was given the best animation award at the 28th Message to Man International Film Festival.
This year in the programme of one of the oldest and biggest film events in Europe - 62nd BFI London Film Festival - we can find two Polish short productions: a documentary film "Volte" and an animation "Oh God!".