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A great celebration of documentary and short cinema has come to an end – the 66th Krakow Film Festival. Over the course of a week, audiences took part in screenings, meetings, concerts and conversations with filmmakers from around the world. The official closing gala, held in a packed Kino Kijów, brought the cinema part of this year’s edition to a close, with the announcement of the jury verdicts as its culminating moment. Among the award-winning titles were both feature-length documentaries and short forms – documentaries, fiction films and animations – recognised for their courage, sensitivity, narrative precision and artistic power.
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KFF Industry – the professional event accompanying the Krakow Film Festival – will once again bring together producers, directors, TV broadcasters, sales agents, festival programmers, representatives of film funds and streaming platforms from around the world in Krakow. For years, the Krakow Film Festival’s industry programme has remained one of the most important meeting places for the documentary, animated and short film communities in Poland.
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Excellent news from Barcelona. Polish documentary projects and co-productions have received three awards at DocsBarcelona Pro, the industry section of DocsBarcelona. This year’s winners were announced on 13 May during an awards ceremony held at Casa Montjuïc in Barcelona.
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No fewer than 21 documentary projects will take part in DOC LAB POLAND at the Krakow Film Festival. The twelfth edition of the programme is organised by the Władysław Ślesicki Film Foundation in collaboration with KFF Industry.