The winning streak of the film Hurly-Burly, produced by Kieslowski Faculty of Radio and Television, continues. The short film directed by Kuba Czekaj and with Adam Palenta as a DoP, is present in the programs of several international festivals that will be held in April:

- 10th International Film Festival NexT, which began yesterday in the capital of Romania, Bucharest. The film takes part in the International Competition;
- Riverside Short Film Festival, which begins tomorrow in New Haven (USA). The film is the competition section;
- 28th International Short Film Festival in Dresden (Germany), which will begin on April 12. The film will be presented in a special show of the most interesting Polish short films, prepared by the Krakow Film Foundation;
- Short Film Week, which starts on April 11 in Madrid (Spain). Here, as in the case of the festival in Dresden, “Hurly burly” will be a part of the presentation of Polish short films, which were prepared the Krakow Film Foundation.

Until now Hurly-Burly has been presented at over 30 festivals in the country and abroad.

Film Larp, produced by Kieślowski Faculty of Radio and Television, has won yet another award. This time the short film, directed by Kordian Kądziela and with pictures by Piotr Chodura, was appreciated by the jury of the Short Film and Animation Festival Mecal in Barcelona, who awarded the director with a Short TV Award. This is another success of the award-winning film, among others, in St. Petersburg, Brest and Brno. So far Larp was presented at almost 30 festivals in the country and abroad.

Mecal is one of the most important short film festivals in Spain. More information about the festival can be found on its official website.

Film What I Want, produced by Krzysztof Kieślowski Faculty of Radio and Television, was awarded the Prize for the Best Short Film at the international competition of 63rd Documentary and Short Film Festival in Belgrade (Serbia). It’s the first international prize for the film of Damian Kocur, which was so far awarded on the most important Polish festivals.

Festival in Belgrade finished on 26 March. You can find more information on their official website.

Film America, produced by Krzysztof Kieślowski Faculty of Radio and Television, qualified for the international competition which will take place during the 28th Film Festival in Dresden (Germany).  Film, directed by Aleksandra Terpińska with Bartosz Bieniek as a DoP, is the only Polish title in the competition. America, so far presented and awarded on the biggest festivals in Poland, will have its German premiere on the Festival in Dresden.
Festival schedule you can find on the Festival’s official website.