Katarzyna Woźniak the student of the MA studies in Film Production at the Faculty of Radio and Television organized o June 14 the presentation of the short films produced by the students of the Faculty for Portuguese students and the academic staff of the Department of Cinema.

The following films were screened:
Twist&Blood dir. Kuba Czekaj (2010),
Magma dir. Paweł Maślona (2013),
Wolf's Clothing dir. Olga Kałagate (2012),
All Souls' Day dir. Aleksandra Terpińska (2012).

The presentation had a warm welcome. It was followed by the discussion about the films, their themes and the way of film production by Polish students in comparison to Portuguese ones. The possibility of future cooperation between the students and further presentations of the films produced by the Faculty of Radio and Television during various cultural events in Lissabon was proposed.

The Lusofona University of Humanities and Technology is the biggest non-public university in Portugal. The name of the University comes from the word Lusofonia which means the collective of all countries where Portuguese is spoken and which are culturally and historically bonded. These countries are among others, Portugal, Brazil, Mozambique, Angola and others with together more than 250 million of residents.

The average number of students at the Lusofona University is 11 thousand and the staff counts 1500 employees. Nine departments of the University (among them the Department of the Cinema) are filled with students of different nationalities and the studies are conducted in Portuguese and English. The University organises Erasmus Plus Programme.

The Ferfilm International Film Festival in Kosovo has just finished and Jury members have selected the winners of this year's edition. Among the lucky ones is one of the productiona of the Faculty of Radio and Television. Daniel, directed by Anastasia Dąbrowska and with photos by Robert Lis, received the award in Best Short Documentary category.

Established in 1985, the Warsaw Film Festival joined in 2009 the elite group of events recognized by the International Federation of Film Producers Associations as international film festival - next to Cannes, Venice, Berlin, Locarno, San Sebastian, Karlovy Vary, Tokyo, Moscow, Mar del Plata, Montreal, Shanghai, Cairo, Goa, and Tallinn.

Between October 13th and 22nd, on the screens of two Warsaw cinemas: Kinoteka and Multikino Złote Tarasy, viewers will be able to see the Best Polish Short Films. Among eighteen titles are two etudes produced by the Faculty of Radio and Television: Dust directed by Jakub Radej and Dregs directed by Kordian Kądziela.

The first BOSIFEST was held from the 20th to the 30th of May, 2010. under the slogan "Invisible differences - visible similarities." That year were presented 55 films on the topic of life and work of people with disabilities, from 18 countries on three continents.

At this year's, 8th edition of the festival, viewers in Belgrade will be able to see one of the documentary productions of the Faculty of Radio and Television. Etude Daniel, directed by Anastazja Dąbrowska, will be fighting for the main prize in October.

Bosifest starts on October 10th. For more information of the festival visit the official website.