GoDebut European Film Festival is an unique festival not only in Lithuania, but in the Baltic States as well. Its goal is to promote young debuting film makers, stimulate their creativeness, create the international platform for their work representation, and strengthen an international collaboration.

The program of this year's edition of the festival includes two features films and a document produced by the Faculty of Radio and Television. The talk is about The Culture Cultivator directed by Anna Urbańczyk, Disorder directed by Julian Tałandziewicz and Evil Deeds directed by Piotr Domalewski.

The festival will take place in Klaipėda as well as in one of the most beautiful resort towns in UNESCO world heritage list, Neringa, on 21-24 of September, 2017. More information about the festival and the programme is here.

International Film Festival – FerFilm was established in 2013 and formed by a group of artists from Ferizaj. This moment was considered as an initiative to promote universal cultures and values of the world through film as a multidimensional and attractive method. Thinking of tourism’s potential that has Ferizaj, besides cinematographic events, the festival organizes visits and other events that show the cultural diversity in Kosovo.

This year's edition of the festival has selected five shorts produced by the Faculty of Radio and Television. Among them are such films as: Daniel directed by Atastazja Dąbrowska, The Culture Cultivator directed by Anna Urbańczyk, Six Months of Franek W. directed by Katarzyna Warzecha, Disorder directed by Julian Tałandziewicz and Evil Deeds directed by Piotr Domalewski.

Ferfilm will start on September 2 and will last for 5 days. More information on the official website of the festival.

Taratsa is an independent international short film festival based in Thessaloniki, Greece, organized by the cultural non-profit civil partnership 360 Degrees. It began in August 2014, as part of “Thessaloniki European Youth Capital”. Its purpose is to create a framework for the promotion of independent short films from Greece and all over the world -by bringing the audience closer to the production and establishing a place and time for the substantial interaction and artistic expression between the creators- as well as to present films that are considered benchmarks in the history of cinema.

This year's, fourth edition, of the festival ended successfully for one of the production of the Faculty of Radio and Television. Movie Disorder, directed by Julian Tałandziewicz, won the main prize in the category of Best Film.

The Monterrey International Film Festival is one of the five largest Mexican film festivals, and certainly the most important in the north of the country.

During this year's 13th edition of the festival, viewers will be able to see one of last year's production of the Faculty of Radio and Television. Disorder, directed by Julian Tałandziewicz, will hit the main prize in the International Short Films category.

The festival starts on August 24 and will last for 8 days. For more information Visit the official festival's website.