Tomorrow in French Annnecy the animation market MIFA will start. The proffessionalsvisiting the market will get the opportunity of meeting Polish producers at the national stand. Polish Animations stand will be open until Friday, 13th June.
On Sunday, 8th June the Closing Gala of the 12th Gdańsk DocFilm Festival was held in Gdańsk. Among the winners of the festival, there are three Polish documentary productions.
Last week, the Special Mention given to documentary film "Joanna" by Aneta Kopacz in Barcelona joined the awards won by the film by now. “Joanna” was appreciated by the jury of the festival Docs Barcelona, which ended on 1st June.
Last weekend proved very successful for Polish animators. At the animated film festival 24th ANIMAFEST, which ended in Zagreb yesterday evening, as many as four awards went to the Poles.
Diploma fiction film by Łukasz Ostalski, entitled "The Mother" has already been given six awards and honourable mentions. This time, at the third edition of the festival Tetova International Film Festival ODA that were the producers of the film who received the award.
Vienna Independent Shorts ended on May 29th. The main award in the International Competition was given to the film "Fly or not to fly" by Aniela Gabryel.
54th edition of the Krakow Film Festival – which is one of the world’s oldest film festivals that screen documentary, short and animated films – came to an end last Saturday. Below we are listing all the laureates awarded for their short films.
We know the award-winners of the 54th Krakow Film Festival. Two most important awards - the Golden Horn and the Golden Hobby-Horse – has been given to the Polish-German documentary film "The Domino Effect”.
Elwira Niewiera and Piotr Rosołowski talk about their latest feature documentary - “The Domino Effect” presented at 54th Krakow Film Festival.
During this year’s 54. Krakow Film Festival we will get to see ten remarkable short feature films in national competition. Among them, three student etudes: Fragments (2014), Light in August (2014) and, qualified for international competition, You keep an eye on us (2014) – films, although highly differentiated, draw an original portrait of Polish society. Izabela Pamuła reviews the top student films of the Krakow Film Festival competition.
The latest film by Tomek Ducki, "The Baths" has won four awards abroad so far and has been shown at 13 festivals. Today, in the cinema Mikro in Kraków, Polish première of the film is held.
Two Polish short films, which will be shown in the Polish competition at this year's Krakow Film Festival, "Father's Day" and "The Boys" show the youngest generation and its coping with the difficulties of life, and though they are tackle the similar subject, each of them uses different means of expression and shows a completely different story. Paulina Bukalska reviews both films.
Today, the third edition of Kiev short film festival starts. In this year's programme, there is a special screening of Polish short films, called "Polish Shorts".