“FOOTBALL BROTHERS” AWARDED IN TIRANA
This weekend, another edition of the film festival in Tirana ended. As many as three Polish short films won awards in Albania, including the short documentary film "Football Brothers" by Marcin Filipowicz.
This weekend, another edition of the film festival in Tirana ended. As many as three Polish short films won awards in Albania, including the short documentary film "Football Brothers" by Marcin Filipowicz.
This weekend, another edition of the film festival in Tirana ended. As many as three Polish short films won awards in Albania.
We rarely talk about intimate things, but the more we talk about it, the easier it gets to… confess our emotions. It sounds as if they were some kind of crime. Love is a hard word to say out loud" - Krzysztof Gierat talks with Paweł Łoziński about his latest film" You Have No Idea How Much I Love You". Its international premiere soon at IDFA.
New awards went to the film "America" by Aleksandra Terpińska. The short feature film won the award at the festival Early Bird, and a bit earlier, it was honoured at shnit International Shortfilm Festival in Switzerland.
On November 5, the award ceremony of the 59th edition of the festival DOK Leipzig was held. This year, as many as five Polish films were awarded in Leipzig.
"21 x New York," directed by Piotr Stasik, received the nomination for the in the European Film Award! The winner will be announced during the official ceremony in Wroclaw. The film was recommended by Krakow Film Festival.
In November, there are a lot of screenings in store for Polish documentary films, including premières. It is the month when such events like the festival DOK Leipzig and IDFA are held, as well as other international festivals, at which you can watch Polish productions.
Although Kaohsiung Film Festival is still going on, we already know the winners of the "Best Selection" award. In this category, the film "Lila" by Dominika Łapka was appreciated.
Once again, the documentary film "Brothers" by Wojciech Staroń was appreciated by an international jury. It returned with two awards from the festival CinéDoc in Tbilisi.
Today, the 59th DOK Leipzig starts with the international premiere of three polish documentary films: “Close ties” by Zofia Kowalewska, “Daniel” by Anastazja Dąbrowska and “Three conversations on life” by Julia Staniszewska. We would like to invite you to read the reviews of these films.
The protagonist of the short documentary film by Anastazja Dąbrowska is twenty-something Daniel with Down's syndrome. We accompany him and his friends during summer camp. A society of people with Down's syndrome on summer camp – hearing about such a subject matter, we immediately think about people trying, at all…
Zofia Kowalewska made a private and personal portrait depicting her close ones, who, however, during their long lives once stood on different sides of the barricade. The film's protagonists are the documentary film-maker's grandparents. After 45 years of living together, the elderly people decide to organise a festive anniversary. At…
Julia Staniszewska makes a very interesting and personal attempt to look closely on two sides of the ideological barricade in her documentary film début. The protagonists of "Three Conversations on Life" are mother and daughter – the author of the film. On one side of the barricade stands the mother,…