Beata Dzianowicz's new film "On The Run" is among 19 films in the debut competition at the Montreal World Film Festival.
The Festival is one of the oldest international film festivals in Canada and the only film festival in North America accredited by the FIAPF.
The goal of the Festival is to promote cultural diversity and understanding between nations, supporting cinema on all continents.
During the SARAJEVO FILM FESTIVAL its world premiere had a film "Love 1: Dogs" directed by Florian Serban and with cinematography by Marcin Koszałka. The premiere was very successful, as the film won two awards - CINEUROPA NAGRADA and CICAE NAGRADA.
At the Festival also Dust by Jakub Radej, DoP Józefina Gocman, prod. Krystyna Dobrzańska took part in the competition.
The festival took place for the 24th time on August 10-17, 2018.
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We already know the results of the selection for the Short Film Competition of the 43rd Polish Feature Film Festival in Gdynia. 26 films among them 7 of our productions, have been admitted:
My pleasure - a short film dir. Tadeusz Kabicz
Dziku - short film dir. Kamila Chojnacka
WONDER GIRLS - a short film dir. Anastazja Wiktoria Dąbrowska
Sophie’s Ordinary Life dir. Dominika Gnatek
I’ve Got Something For You Too, dir. Iwo Kondefer
The Last Client dir. Anna Urbańczyk
Elizabeth dir. Wojciech Klimala
The Polish Feature Film Festival is one of the oldest film events in Europe promoting national cinematography on such a large scale. The Gdynia Film Festival is the most important Polish film event, having the status of a national film festival, which clearly contributes to the spread of film culture, promotion of Polish film heritage and consolidation of the position and reception of Polish cinematography.
At the 8. Transatlantyk Festival in Łódź, which has just begun, our school is represented by:
Dregs dir. Kordian Kądziela
Gift dir. Sylwia Rosak
Nothing new under the sun dir. Damian Kocur
It’s really awesome dir. Katarzyna Warzecha
Transatlantyk Festival in Łódź is a platform that generates connections between society, art and the environment through music and film. It is based on three pillars: film, music and education with industry activities.
The main theme of this year's edition is - I, Freedom, Rebellion and Homeland.
This year's edition of Kameralne Lato in Radom finished on 7th July.
The jury awarded the award of "ZŁOTY ŁUCZNIK"- GRAND PRIX OF THE MAIN COMPETITION to the film Dust dir. Jakub Radej, DoP. Józefina Gocman, prod. Krystyna Dobrzańska.
During the festival, nominations from the Polish Independent Cinema of Jan Machulski were handel to: in the "Best Director" category in the Main Competition, the nomination went to Damian Kocur for the film Nothing New Under The Sun, and in the category of "Best Documentary Film" in the Main Competition - Dust, dir. Jakub Radej.
More information about the Polish Independent Cinema Awards of Jan Machulski can be found here.