On 14^th August, there was the premiere of “Chopin Reloaded” by Krzysztof Dzię­ciołowski on BBC WORLD.  (...)

On the 31^st of July the largest film event in Kosovo will start – Dok­uFest Inter­na­tional Fest­ival of Doc­u­ment­ary and Short Films. At this fest­ival, the latest Pol­ish doc­u­ment­ary and short films will appear, and they will com­pete for the main prizes in the inter­na­tional com­pet­i­tion programme. (...)

59^th Inter­na­tional Film Fest­ival in Mel­bourne means 18 days of screen­ings, 227 fea­ture films and 99 short films from over 50 coun­tries – among them also the rep­res­ent­a­tion of the brand new Pol­ish cinematography.  (...)

On Sunday, 18^th July, the organ­izers of the Inter­na­tional Film Fest­ival in Pärnu, Esto­nia, have announced the list of the win­ners in the fest­ival com­pet­i­tions. The award for the best short doc­u­ment­ary went to Piotr Zło­torow­icz, the dir­ector of “Char­coal Burners”.  (...)

On 11TH July, the 24^th edi­tion of the Inter­na­tional Film Fest­ival in Pärnu, Esto­nia, began. In the com­pet­i­tion pro­gram there are seven Pol­ish doc­u­ment­ar­ies, among them “Chemo” by Paweł Łoziński, nom­in­ated for the Grand Prix, that is, the main prize of the fest­ival given by the inter­na­tional jury.  (...)

At the Doc­u­ment­ary Film Fest­ival FID­Mar­seille in Mar­seilles, which fin­ished on 12^th of July, the Pol­ish doc­u­ment­ary “The work of the machines” by three dir­ect­ors, Michał Mądracki, Maciej Mądracki and Gilles Lepore, won the main prize in the inter­na­tional competition.  (...)

The organ­izers of the Inter­na­tional Doc­u­ment­ary Film Fest­ival in Mex­ico, which will take place from 21^st to 31^st Octo­ber, have announced the list of films qual­i­fied for the com­pet­i­tion pro­gram. Among them, there are six Pol­ish films. (...)

From among 1500 films sent in for the com­pet­i­tion at the Inter­na­tional Film Fest­ival in Odense, which will take place from 23^rd to 18^th August, three Pol­ish short films have been selected. (...)

Lately, the doc­u­ment­ary “The Lucky Ones” by Tomasz Wol­ski, fre­quently awar­ded at fest­ivals in Poland and abroad, won new laurels – this time at the most import­ant film events in North America.  (...)