On 25 September, the list of ten finalists of the Cinema Eye Honors awards in the Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Short Filmmaking category was announced. On the list, there is the award-winning documentary "Joanna" by Aneta Kopacz and the film "Vegas" by Łukasz Konopa, produced in Great Britain.
Two Polish films - the documentary “When I am a Bird" by Monika Pawluczuk and the graduation film by Paweł Maślona “Magma” were awarded at the 11th edition of the Fresh Film Fest in Prague. The festival was held between 17th and 21st September.
On Saturday, the 20th edition of Drama Short Film Festival in ended. The jury of the international competition annouced the German-Polish animated film "Darling" by Izabela Plucińska the Best Animated Film.
Today the 20th edition of the Drama Short Film Festival starts in Greece. This year, apart from three Polish films in the competitive section, there are three special screening of Polish short films in the programme. The festival lasts until 20 September.
The results of this year's selection of London Film Festival have been revealed. It is now confirmed that four Polish films will compete in short film competition. The 58th edition of the festival will be held between 8 and 19 October.
Though the peak of the autumn festival season falls in October and November, in September, after the holiday break, the number of festival screenings increases. This month, Polish documentary films will be shown in 22 screenings at 11 festivals.
This month, Polish short films will participate in the programmes of 25 foreign film festivals. There are over 60 festival screenings, among others, in Brazil, Greece, Canada and Great Britain in store for us.
On 31 August, the 10th edition of the Mexican FIC Monterrey festival came to an end. Among the festival winners, there is the film by Tomek Śliwiński, "Our Curse," which was chosen the Best Short Documentary of the International Competition.
The film "Domino Effect" made by Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski was awarded by the jury of DokuFest in Kosovo. The festival ended on 24 August.
On Monday evening, the names of the award-winners of this year's, the 15th edition of the animated film festival in Hiroshima were announced. In the prestigious group of award-winners, there are two Polish films: “Baths" by Tomek Ducki and "Fugue For Cello, Trumpet and Landscape" by Jerzy Kucia.
Today, the 15th edition of Animated Film Festival, which takes place every two years, starts in Hiroshima. In this year's festival competition, as many as six Polish films will compete.
The fifth edition of the ANIBAR festival in Kosovo ended last Sunday, 10th August. Polish animation "Baths" by Tomek Ducki scored the Grand Prix of the festival.
Last weekend ended the 28th edition of the Austrian festival Alpinale. Among the award-winning films, there is the graduation film by Piotr Litwin, "Flora and Fauna".