17 films produced at the Kieślowski Film School of the University of Silesia will be presented during the 7. Play Poland Film Festival. The festival will be held on November 11-25, 2021 in the UK.
As part of the festival, the following shorts will be presented:
- Roots (2019) dir. Kuba Gryżewski
- Mother's Day (2021) dir. Patryk Kaflowski
- Flora (2021) dir. Karolina Monwid-Olechnowicz
- Helen 25/65 (2020) dir. Joanna Różniak
- Kattowitz (2020) dir. Michał Piotrowski
- A Flower of One Night (2019) dir. Nat Szada
- Love (2019) dir. Michał Ciechomski
- Mother Dear (2020) dir. Zuzanna Sorówka
- Never Good (2019) dir. Paweł Slowny
- Anew (2020) dir. Zofia Sawicka
- Last Days of Summer (2020) dir. Klaudia Kęska
- The Siblings (2020) dir. Michał Rakowski
- Skin (2019) dir. Mateusz Znaniecki
- The Depth (2020) dir. Martyna Ludwig
- Submission (2020) dir. Michał Ciechomski
- East West (2020) dir. Natalia Koniarz
- Vyraj (2020) dir. Agnieszka Nowosielska
Play Poland Film Festival is the largest mobile film event in the UK promoting contemporary Polish cinema. During this year's festival, meetings with authors, competitions, conferences, workshops and interviews with directors and artists will be held on a specially built online VOD platform, with several channels filled with live events.
In addition to film projects from various categories, the festival will show virtual exhibitions and film reviews. Play Poland Film Festival will address the subject of social and psychological problems caused by the pandemic. The vision of the post-covid future and ways of dealing with the new reality will be offered. Ecological issues, mass disinformation and infodemia will also be addressed. The program includes works by young artists who look at the problems of the modern world and a film section devoted to Stanisław Lem and his work.
Detailed program at: link