• “TRAINS” BY MACIEJ J. DRYGAS CLAIMS TWO POLISH FILM ACADEMY AWARDS

    At the Polish Film Awards (Eagles) ceremony, held on 9 March at Teatr Polski in Warsaw, the documentary "Trains", directed by Maciej J. Drygas, claimed two statuettes: for Best Documentary Film and for Best Editing. The editing award went to Rafał Listopad, who in recent days also won the second edition of the Polish Association of Editors' Award.

  • “SILVER” WINS BEST DIRECTION AWARD

    Natalia Koniarz has received the award for Best Director for her film 'Silver' in the Baltic Focus competition at the latest edition of the International Documentary Film Festival IDFF Artdocfest/Riga. This section showcases the most compelling films from the Baltic Sea region and presents the HERZ Award as its principal prize, commemorating the Latvian documentary filmmaker Herz Franks.

  • POLISH DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKERS AT INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRY EVENTS – A 2025 REVIEW

    For the Polish documentary sector, the year 2025 was a period of intensive presence at the world's most significant industry events. Polish projects participated in renowned pitching programmes, co-production forums, and development labs, won awards and international financial backing, whilst producers maintained an active presence at markets and industry gatherings – notably under the banner of Polish Docs Pro, an initiative led by the Krakow Film Foundation.

  • THREE POLISH FILMS IN THE PROGRAMME OF THE ONE WORLD FESTIVAL IN PRAGUE

    Three Polish documentaries have been included in the official selection of One World - International Human Rights Film Festival. The programme will feature 'Silver', 'Child of Dust' and 'Traces'.

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