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“Traces” by Alisa Kovalenko and Marysia Nikitiuk and "Double Trouble” by Emilia Śniegoska have been selected for the official programme of CPH:DOX – the Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival, one of the world’s largest documentary festivals. This year’s edition will take place in Copenhagen from 11 to 22 March 2026.
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Recently nominated for the Polish Film Awards (Eagles) in the Best Documentary Film category, “Child of Dust” directed by Weronika Mliczewska continues its intensive festival journey. The documentary has been selected for the International Competition of the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF) in Washington, D.C., where it will be screened on February 14 and 15.
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The participants of the 27th edition of the EURODOC programme have been announced. A total of 45 professionals from 32 countries across five continents have been selected for this year’s cycle. Over the course of eight months, they will develop their documentary projects, producer slates, and professional careers. Among the selected participants are two Polish producers: Maria Krauss (Plesnar & Krauss Films) and Zofia Kujawska (Telemark).
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The Polish Film Academy has revealed the nominations for the 2026 Polish Film Awards (ORŁY/EAGLES). In the Best Documentary Film category, five distinctive and diverse titles have been selected this year, highlighting the remarkable strength and creative vitality of contemporary Polish documentary cinema.