From today on the professionals visiting MIFA market held in French Annecy have an opportunity of meeting the producers representing Poland at the national stand. It is possible to visit the Polish Animations stand till Friday, 8th June.
On Sunday evening the 52nd edition of Krakow Film Festival came to an end. The festival that ran in Krakow for the last seven days brought to Krakow the most exceptional short films made over the last one and a half years all over the world. At the closing ceremony the jury announced the best films of the festival.
Agnieszka Południak writes about the most recent film by Tomasz Wolski and an interesting meeting with the artist within the frames of the 52nd Krakow Film Festival.
With the film "Man at War" Jacek Bławut says goodbye to the documentary cinema. It is worth looking at this film from a wider perspective and reminding ourselves about other films from the output of this - frankly speaking - outstanding representative of the "Polish school of documentary".
The film takes part in the Polish Competition at the Krakow Film Festival. Aganieszka Południak talked to Adam Palenta, the film's director.
Another Polish documentary will have its world premiere at the Krakow Film Festival tomorrow. "Dream of San Juan" competes with other films within the frames of the Polish Competition.
KRAKOW FILM FESTIVAL AND POLISH FILM INSTIUTE INVITE YOU TO DOCS TO GO! – PRESENTATION OF UPCOMING POLISH DOCUMENARIES
This year’s, sixth edition of Tbilisi International Student Film Festival in Georgia came to an end on 13th May. Grzegorz Jaroszuk’s graduation film scored the award for the best dramatic film.
Krakow Film Festival, Dragon Forum and European Documentary Network invite you to EDN SEMINAR ON DOCUMENTARY STORYTELLING DURING THE 52ND KRAKOW FILM FESTIVAL
On May 11th in Spanish Santiago de Compostella the winners of the 9th edition of Curtocircuito were announced. The only Polish film in the competition – a documentary “The Fourth Man” directed by Krzysztof Kasior received one of the top festival’s awards.
Last week proved very fortunate for Paweł Wysoczański – the author of documentary “We will be happy one day”. Straight after the award for the best short film in Reykjavik, weekend brought another good news – the award at the Spanish DOCUMENTA MADRID.
During the fourth edition of Kharkov Siren Film Festival that came to an end on 13th May, Poles triumphed twice. Young Polish filmmakers received the main awards of the festival.
This Wednesday the 11th edition of the Icelandic Reykjavik ShortsDocs Festival’12 came to an end. At the closing ceremony Paweł Wysoczański – the author of documentary “We will be happy one day” was presented one of the main festival’s award.