Three Polish documentaries will have their premieres at the prestigious international film festival Thessaloniki Doc Fest. The audience will see 30 Years of Excuses by Armand Urbaniak, The Voice by Dominika Montean-Pańków and God and Lunaparks’ Warriors by Bartłomiej Żmuda.
The nominations for the Polish Film Awards have just been announced. The following will compete for the title of the best Polish documentary: Angels of Sinjar by Hanna Polak, The Pawnshop by Łukasz Kowalski, The Fledglings by Lidia Duda, Silent Love by Marek Kozakiewicz and The Hamlet Syndrome by Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski.
Another festival appreciated the documentary by the duo Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski. This time, the production captivated the jury of the Budapest International Documentary Festival in Hungary.
The film by the duo Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski received the audience award for the best documentary film and the Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa Award at the Trieste Film Festival.
Our KFF Sales&Promotion agency has been enriched by as many as nine new short films. Animations predominate, as there are six of them, but there is also an excellent documentary and two shorts*.
The latest animated film by Marta Magnuska was named best animated film at the Aguilar Film Festival.
The soundtrack to Zuzanna Solakiewicz's documentary was recognised at the Etnofilm festival in Slovakia.
This time the animated film by Andrzej Jobczyk was triumphant at the Piccolo Festival dell 'Animazione. It was named the best animated film in the “Green Animation” section.
We have barely announced that Paweł Łoziński's documentary has been longlisted, and already we can send our congratulations and keep our fingers crossed for the award itself. The film has made it to the final ten nominated for the Cinema Eye Honors Audience Choice Prize. v
The short documentary by Diana and Krzysztof Kadłubowski was honoured with a special mention at the just-concluded DocsMX festival.
Paweł Łoziński's extraordinary, universal, and award-winning film has just been nominated for the most important European film award. The winner will be announced on 10 December at a gala event held in Reykjavik.
Julia Siuda's animation has been recognised for its sound design at this year's SPASM festival.
Filmets Badalona, one of the most important Spanish film festivals, came to an end just a few days ago. The most significant awards went to Polish artists.