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The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam has begun unveiling this year’s programme. Among the first announced titles connected to Polish cinema are Klaudia Szott’s “MIX”, Andrei Kutsila’s “Letters from the Silenced Country”, Michał Marczak’s “Closure” and Paweł Łoziński’s “The Balcony Movie”.
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Submissions are now open for the 67th Krakow Film Festival, marking the start of our search for documentaries and short films that will meet audiences in Krakow next year. Led by Artistic Director Anita Piotrowska, the selection team is looking for the most compelling productions from around the world, with around 200 titles set to make it into the festival programme. The upcoming edition will also bring an important new addition: for the first time, the festival will host the International Documentary Debut Competition!
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Seven Polish documentaries and short films have been selected for this year’s CinEast Festival in Luxembourg. The line-up includes two feature-length documentaries, Natalia Koniarz’s “Silver” and Iga Lis’s “The Queen and the Smokehouse”, as well as five short films: Monika Kotecka’s “Hidden”, Paweł Chorzępa’s “The Tuners”, Michał Toczek’s “Spiritus Sanctus”, Alexandra Kutsen’s “They Were All Named Anzhelika”, and Janina Księska’s animated short “Horde”. The festival will take place from 9 to 25 October.
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Alisa Kovalenko’s feature-length documentary „My Dear Théo” has won the Best International Feature Documentary Award at the 12th edition of the Visioni dal Mondo International Documentary Festival in Milan.