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New Polish Films 2015
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Introduction Agnieszka Odorowicz 4
FEATURES 5
11 Minutes 11 minut by Jerzy Skolimowski 6
All About My Parents Pani z przedszkola by Marcin
Krzyształowicz 7
Anatomy of Evil Anatomia zła by Jacek Bromski 8
Bangistan Bangistan by Karan Anshuman 9
Behind the Blue Door Za niebieskimi drzwiami by Mariusz
Palej 10
Body Body/Ciało by Małgorzata Szumowska 11
Calling Wołanie by Marcin Dudziak 12
Carte Blanche Carte Blanche by Jacek Lusiński 13
Chemo Chemia by Bartek Prokopowicz 14
The Citizen Obywatel by Jerzy Stuhr 15
Close-Ups Zbliżenia by Magdalena Piekorz 16
Crazy Little Thing Dzień dobry, kocham Cię by Ryszard
Zatorski 17
Dawn Świt by Laila Pakalnina 18
Demon Demon by Marcin Wrona 19
Dew Rosa by Denijal Hasanovic 20
The Disco Daughters Córki dancingu by Agnieszka
Smoczyńska 21
Disco Polo Disco polo by Maciej Bochniak 22
Ederly Ederly by Piotr Dumała 23
The Erlprince Królewicz Olch by Kuba Czekaj 24
Fanciful Piąte: nie odchodź by Katarzyna Jungowska 25
The Father Ojciec by Artur Urbański 26
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The Foreign Body Obce ciało by Krzysztof Zanussi 27
Game Count Pokot by Agnieszka Holland 28
Gods Bogowie by Łukasz Palkowski 29
A Grain of Truth Ziarno prawdy by Borys Lankosz 30
The Heart and the Sweetheart Serce, serduszko by Jan
Jakub Kolski 31
The Here After / Efterskalv Po śmierci by Magnus
von Horn 32
The High Frontier Na granicy by Wojciech Kasperski 33
The Holy Sinner Wybraniec by Michał Węgrzyn 34
Hot Heart Story Hot Heart Story by Anira Wojan 35
I, Olga Hepnarova Ja, Olga Hepnarova by Tomáš Weinreb
and Petr Kazda 36
Ida Ida by Paweł Pawlikowski 37
InfluenZ Hiszpanka by Łukasz Barczyk 38
Journey to Rome Droga do Rzymu by Tomasz Mielnik 39
The Just Man Sprawiedliwy by Michał Szczerbic 40
Karbala Karbala by Krzysztof Łukaszewicz 41
Life Must Go On! Życie jest piękne by Maciej Migas 42
Love in the City of Gardens Miłość w mieście ogrodów
by Ingmar Villqist and Adam Sikora 43
Loving Vincent Twój Vincent by Dorota Kobiela 44
Math Sucks Math Sucks by Kasia Rosłaniec 45
The Model Modelka by Mads Matthiesen 46
The Mother Matka by Lee Mackintosh Jones 47
My Lousy Daughters Moje córki, krowy by Kinga Dębska 48
Neighborhooders Sąsiady by Grzegorz Królikiewicz 49
No Matter How Hard We Tried Między nami dobrze jest
by Grzegorz Jarzyna 50
Nude Area Strefa nagości by Urszula Antoniak 51
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The Performer Performer by Maciej Sobieszczański
and Łukasz Ronduda 52
The Photographer Fotograf by Waldemar Krzystek 53
Polish Shit Polskie gówno by Grzegorz Jankowski 54
Red Spider Czerwony pająk by Marcin Koszałka 55
Referee of Attention Arbiter uwagi by Jakub
Polakowski 56
Refugiado Pod ochroną by Diego Lerman 57
Roman and Rose Zagubieni by Julia Kowalski 58
The Sailor’s Stories Marynarz w Łodzi by Marcin Latałło 59
Secret Sharer Tajemniczy sojusznik by Piotr Fudakowski 60
Secret Wars Służby specjalne by Patryk Vega 61
Stars Gwiazdy by Jan Kidawa-Błoński 62
Strange Heaven Obce niebo by Dariusz Gajewski 63
Summer Solstice Letnie przesilenie by Michał Rogalski 64
Under Electric Clouds Pod elektrycznymi chmurami by
Alexey German Jr. 65
Volhynia Wołyń by Wojtek Smarzowski 66
The Wall Mur by Dariusz Glazer 67
Walpurgis Night Noc Walpurgi by Marcin Bortkiewicz 68
Walser Walser by Zbigniew Libera 69
Warsaw 44 Miasto 44 by Jan Komasa 70
Warsaw by Night Warsaw by Night by Natalia
Koryncka-Gruz 71
Waves Fale by Grzegorz Zariczny 72
Women’s Collection Kolekcja sukienek by Marzena
Więcek 73
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MISCELLANEA 74
Key Addresses 75
Ministry of Culture and National Heritage
Polish Film Institute
National Film Archive Filmoteka Narodowa
Polish Filmmakers Associations
Polish Audiovisual Producers Chamber of Commerce
Krajowa Izba Producentów Audiowizualnych
Telewizja Polska
Creative Europe Desk Poland
Selected Film Schools 76
Lodz Film School
Krzysztof Kieślowski Radio and Television Faculty
University of Silesia in Katowice
Wajda School
Warsaw Film School
Gdynia Film School
Top Film Festivals in Poland 77
8th Off Plus Camera International Festival of Independent
Cinema 77
12th Planete+ Doc Film Festival 77
55th Krakow Film Festival 77
8th Animator International Animated Film Festival 77
15th T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival 77
40th Gdynia Film Festival 78
31st Warsaw Film Festival 78
11th CentEast Market 78
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6th American Film Festival 78
23rd Camerimage International Film Festival of the Art of
Cinematography 78
22nd Etiuda&Anima International Film Festival 78
33rd Ale Kino! International Young Audience Film Festival 78
Box Office 2014 79
All Releases 79
Domestic Films 80
European Films 81
US Films 82
Top 20: All Releases 1990-2014 83
Top 20: Domestic Films 1990-2014 84
Distribution Market 85
Poland and Cinema 86
Indexes 87
Index of Directors 87
Index of English Titles 88
Index of Polish Titles 89
Credits 90
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Agnieszka Odorowicz
General Director of the Polish Film Institute
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
allow me to present this year’s edition of the New Polish Films catalogue, published annually by the
Polish Film Institute to announce the upcoming season in Polish cinema. On the following pages, we
present a selection of feature films — some of which are likely to screen in competition or other
prestigious sections at international film festivals.
2014 was a particularly good year for Polish cinema. Domestic films brought almost 11 million theatrical
admissions. Łukasz Palkowski’s Bogowie (Gods), Jan Komasa’s Miasto 44 (Warsaw 44) and Władysław
Pasikowski’s Jack Strong were universally regarded as films that were important, high in artistic quality,
and exceptionally well made. I am glad that after ten years of Polish Film Institute activity, the visibility
of Polish cinema on the international stage has increased greatly. Paweł Pawlikowski’s Ida was a film
that moved us and made us proud by winning acclaim around the world, with the crowning glory of a
total of five European Film Awards.
Contemporary Polish cinema is diverse and increasingly bold. Filmmakers today understand the needs
of the audience; they are also more keen to turn to genre-based films. 2015 will bring a number of films
by first- and second-time directors, who will surely further enrich the image of Polish cinema.
It is my hope that the New Polish Films catalogue will allow you to discover something intriguing,
surprising, and inspiring about Polish cinema today.
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Jerzy Skolimowski
11 minut (working title)
POLAND – IRELAND 2015
80 MIN
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written and directed by Jerzy Skolimowski director of photography Mikołaj Łebkowski edited byAgnieszka Glińska production design by Joanna
Kaczyńska, Wojciech Żogała costume design by Kalina Lach make-up artist Anna Nobel-Nobielska sound by Radosław Ochnio cast Anna Buczek,
Agata Buzek, Paulina Chapko, Andrzej Chyra, Richard Dormer, Piotr Głowacki, Wojciech Mecwaldowski, Jan Nowicki, Dawid Ogrodnik, Łukasz
Sikora, Ifi Ude producers Ewa Piaskowska, Jerzy Skolimowski produced by Skopia Film, [email protected] co-produced by Element
Pictutes Ltd. (Ireland), Telewizja Polska, Orange Polska, HBO, Fundacja Tumult executive producer Ewa Piaskowska co-financed by the Polish Film
Institute, the Irish Film Board, Eurimages production manager Andrzej Stempowski distribution in Poland and world sales open
Director, screenwriter, actor, poet, painter.
Winner of multiple prestigious awards,
including the Golden Bear at the Berlin
IFF (The Departure) and Special Jury
Prizes in Cannes (The Shout), Venice
(Lightship), and Tokyo (Four Nights with
Anna). Author of several books of poetry
and stage plays. Member of the European
Film Academy.
FILMOGRAPHY:
1964: Rysopis (Identification Marks:
None)
1965: Walkower (Walkover)
1966: Bariera (Barrier)
1967: The Departure
1970: Deep End
1970: The Adventures of Gerard
1972: King, Queen, Knave
PHOTO BY ROBERT JAWORSKI
1978: The Shout
The same eleven minutes in the lives of various characters, seen through parallel storylines. Before the last second of the eleventh
minute is up, their fates are brought together by an event that will have a huge impact on their lives.
1981: Ręce do góry (Hands Up)
1982: Moonlighting
1984: Success Is the Best Revenge
1985: The Lightship
1989: Torrents of Spring
1991: 30 Door Key
2008: Cztery noce z Anną (Four Nights
with Anna)
2010: Essential Killing
2015: 11 minut (11 Minutes)
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PHOTO BY ADAM KOZAK / AP GAZETA
11 Minutes
Marcin Krzyształowicz
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All About My Parents
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Pani z przedszkola
POLAND 2014
Director and screenwriter. Creator
of feature films, documentaries,
and television series.
His last feature Obława (Manhunt)
received a number of awards, including
the Polish Film Award for Best Film,
the Silver Lions at the Gdynia Film
Festival, and the Krakow Film Award
in Main Competition at the Off Plus
Camera festival in Krakow.
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written and directed by Marcin Krzyształowicz director of photography Michał Englert music by Michał Woźniak edited by Wojciech Mrówczyński
PSM production design by Marek Zawierucha costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska make-up artist Dominika Dylewska sound by Piotr
Domaradzki cast Agata Kulesza, Adam Woronowicz, Krystyna Janda, Karolina Gruszka, Łukasz Simlat, Marian Dziędziel, India Dudek, Dariusz
Chojnacki, Grzegorz Wojdon, Wojciech Wójcik, Anita Poddębniak, Anna Oberc, Maja Bohosiewicz, Roman Gancarczyk, Artur Dziurman producers
Małgorzata Jurczak, Krzysztof Grędziński produced by Skorpion Arte, office Chełmska 19/21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, ph./fax +48 22 851 10 54,
+48 501 204 239, [email protected] www.skorpionarte.pl co-produced by All Muses, Studio Produkcyjne Orka, Non Stop Film Service,
Krakow Festival Office, Pałac Zielona i Tawerna Portowa, Efektpol, Toya Studios co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, the Regional Film Fund
in Krakow distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
2001: Eucalyptus
2003: Koniec wakacji
2012: Obława (Manhunt)
2014: Pani z przedszkola (All About My
PHOTO BY JACEK DRYGAŁA
Parents)
A journey into the childhood of the protagonist who discusses the erotic fantasies of his parents. The colourful adventures
and nostalgic observations reveal a picture of a family going through various ups and downs. The protagonist tries to come to terms
with his past, doing everything in his power to resolve an embarrassing problem in his own personal life.
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Jacek Bromski
Anatomia zła
POLAND 2015
120 MIN
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written and directed by Jacek Bromski director of photography Michał Englert music by Ludek Drizhal edited by Krzysztof Szpetmański
production design by Grzegorz Piatkowski costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska make-up artist Janusz Kaleja sound by Jan Freda cast
Krzysztof Stroiński, Marcin Kowalczyk, Andrzej Seweryn, Piotr Głowacki, Michalina Olszańska, Łukasz Simlat, Anna Dereszowska, Marcin
Perchuć, Krzysztof Czeczot producer Jacek Bromski co-producers Juliusz Braun, Michał Merczyński, Tomasz Karczewski produced by Jacek
Bromski Produkcja Filmowa, Gwiaździsta 7 D / 73, 01-651 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by Telewizja Polska, the National Audiovisual
Institute, ‘Pomerania’ West Pomeranian Film Fund, Kino Świat executive producer Jacek Bromski Produkcja Filmowa co-financed by
the Polish Film Institute production manager Ewa Jastrzębska distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales open
Director, screenwriter, producer.
Born in 1946. Studied Polish studies at
the University of Warsaw and painting at
the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts. Graduated
in film directing from the Lodz Film School.
Worked as a DJ in the 1960s and 1970s.
Winner of festival awards in Poland and abroad.
Head of the Polish Filmmakers Association
since 1996. Vice-president of the International
Association of Audiovisual Authors, president
of the World Cinema Alliance (Alliance Mondiale
du Cinema).
FILMOGRAPHY:
1980: Alice
1984: Ceremonia pogrzebowa
1987: Zabij mnie glino (Kill Me, Cop)
1989: Sztuka kochania (Art of Loving)
1991: Kuchnia polska
PHOTO BY MARCIN MAKOWSKI
1992: 1968. Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku
65-year-old Lulek, a hit-man working for the mafia, is released from prison on parole. The prosecutor who locked him up a few
years earlier now offers him a job and provides him with a sniper’s rifle. Lulek’s mission is to take out the head of the Central
Investigation Bureau (CBŚ). But his bad eyesight makes the job impossible. Lulek cannot refuse the prosecutor’s offer, because
that would put him straight back in jail. He decides to impersonate a counterintelligence officer and hire Stasiek, a military
sniper convicted by the military courts to be demoted and dishonourably discharged from the army for accidentally shooting
civilians during his tour in Afghanistan.
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1996: Dzieci i ryby
1998: U Pana Boga za piecem
2000: To ja, złodziej (It’s Me, the Thief)
2002: Kariera Nikosia Dyzmy
2005: Kochankowie Roku Tygrysa
2007: U Pana Boga w ogródku
2009: U Pana Boga za miedzą (God’s Little Village)
2011: Uwikłanie
2013: Bilet na Księżyc (One Way Ticket to
the Moon)
2015: Anatomia zła (Anatomy of Evil)
PHOTO BY MARCIN MAKOWSKI / MAKUFLAY
Anatomy of Evil
Karan Anshuman
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Bangistan
INDIA – POLAND 2015
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directed by Karan Anshuman written by Puneet Krishna, Sumit Purohit, Karan Anshuman director of photography Szymon Lenkowski music by
Ram Sampath edited by Shweta Venkat Matthew production design by Katarzyna Filimoniuk, Amit Ray and Subrata Chakraborty (India)
costume design by Veera Kapoor hair / make-up artist Avan Contractor, Yasmin Rodgers sound by Vivek Sachidanand cast Riteish Deshmukh,
Pulkit Samrat, Jacqueline Fernandez, Chandan Roy Sanyal, Tomasz Karolak, Janusz Chabior, Bilguun Ariunbataar, Andrezj Blumenfeld producers
Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar produced by Excel Entertainment PVT Ltd., 701, Orchid Pride Corner of S. V. Road & Convent Avenue, Santa Cruz
(W), Mumbai 400 054, India www.excelmovies.com presented by Junglee Pictures Ltd. co-produced by Zorg Werke, Lwowska 6/2, 00-658
Warsaw, Poland, www.zorgwerke.com executive producer Vikesh Bhutani line producers Rupali Vaidya, Magdalena Jaworska distribution in Poland
and world sales open
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Film-critic-turned-director Karan
Anshuman makes his Hindi feature
directorial debut with Bangistan.
He is also the co-founder of two digital
initiatives -- Dreamscape Media, an award
winning web and mobile development
agency, and Upperstall.com.
120 MIN
Bangistan is a whip smart and uproarious satire on fundamentalism and the story of two unlikely terrorists, the antitheses of each
other, with a common destructive goal.
The gullible terrorists arrive in Krakow. A series of serendipitous comic events ends in an epic, dramatic finale that brings the world
to the Polish town and covers a range of breathless emotions, while sending across a universally affirmative message.
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Mariusz Palej
Za niebieskimi drzwiami
POLAND 2015
90 MIN
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PHOTO BY ŁUKASZ BERNAS
directed by Mariusz Palej written by Adam Wojtyszko, Magdalena Nieć, Katarzyna Stachowicz-Gacek director of photography Witold Płóciennik
music by Agnieszka Czajkowska edited byUrszula Dutka production design by Katarzyna Sobańska-Strzałkowska costume design by Barbara
Sikorska-Bouffał, Julia Bouffał make-up artists Alina Janerka, Czezary Kostrzewski sound by Mariusz Bielecki cast Michał Żebrowski, Ewa
Błaszczyk, Magda Nieć, Teresa Lipowska, Adam Ferency, Dominik Kowalczyk, Sara Ługowska, Oskar Wojciechowski, Jakub Gawarecki
producers Andrzej Papis, Maciej Sowiński produced by TFP, Al. Stanów Zjednoczonych 53, 04-028 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by Telewizja
Polsat, FremantleMedia Polska, Heliograf, AlienFX, AB Film, Dreamsound executive producer Wojciech Stuchlik co-financed by the Polish Film
Institute, Odra Film production manager Renata Marszewska distribution in Poland and world sales open
The story of eleven-year-old Łukasz whose mother is in a coma as a result of the injuries she suffered in a car accident. The boy goes
to live in foster care at a seaside resort with an aunt he never met. Łukasz misses his mother and finds it difficult to adapt to the new
circumstances. Feeling lonely, he desperately wants to get away from the place where he doesn’t feel at home. He accidentally
discovers that the blue door in the building leads to a fairy tale world; a world that at first appears very friendly but, as Łukasz will
soon learn, is so only until a certain point.
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Cinematographer, director. Graduated in
cinematography from the National Film
School in Łódź. Worked as
cinematographer on multiple
documentary films, television series and
television plays. Behind the Blue Door
marks his feature debut.
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Body
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Body/Ciało
POLAND 2015
Screenwriter, producer, documentary and
feature film director. Winner of several
international film awards, including
the Teddy Award for In The Name Of... at
the Berlin International Film Festival and
the Silver Leopard Award at the Locarno
Film festival for 33 Scenes from Life.
Nominated twice for the European Film
Awards (for Happy Man and Stranger).
Winner of multiple prestigious awards in
Poland.
90 MIN
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directed by Małgorzata Szumowska written by Małgorzata Szumowska, Michał Englert director of photography Michał Englert edited by Jacek
Drosio production design by Elwira Pluta costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska, Julia Jarża-Brataniec make-up artist Agnieszka Hodowana
sound by Kacper Habisiak, Marcin Kasiński cast Janusz Gajos, Maja Ostaszewska, Justyna Suwała, Tomasz Ziętek, Ewa Dałkowska, Adam
Woronowicz, Małgorzata Hajewska-Krzysztofik producers Jacek Drosio, Małgorzata Szumowska, Michał Englert co-producers Tomasz Karczewski
(Kino Świat), Aleksandra Kielan (Mazovian Film Fund), Marcin Kryjom (D 35) produced by Nowhere, Narbutta 27 lok. 4, 02-536 Warsaw, Poland,
[email protected] co-produced by Kino Świat, Mazovian Film Fund, D 35 executive producer Argomedia co-financed by the Polish Film
Institute production manager Marek Bączyk distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales Memento Films International
www.memento-films.com
FILMOGRAPHY:
2000: Szczęśliwy człowiek (Happy Man)
2004: Ono (Stranger)
2008: 33 sceny z życia (33 Scenes from Life)
2011: Sponsoring (Elles)
2013: W imię… (In the Name Of…)
2015: Body/Ciało
PHOTO BY MARK SCHALEKAMP
Małgorzata Szumowska
Poland, nowadays.
The intertwined stories of a criminal prosecutor, his anorexic daughter and her therapist, who claims to be able to communicate
with the dead. Three radically different approaches to the body and soul.
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Calling
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Marcin Dudziak
Wołanie
POLAND 2014
75 MIN
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written and directed by Marcin Dudziak director of photography Tomasz Woźniczka music by Karol Czajkowski edited by Daniel Gąsiorowski
costume design by Ewa-Maria Śmigielska sound by Jacek Pająk cast Sebastian Pawlak, Witek Kotrys, Marcin Ochwald, Paweł Bałajewicz,
Marek Kiresztura producer Marcin Dudziak co-producer Piotr Kornobis produced by A Son Image, 24 rue Louis Blanc, 75010 Paris, France
co-produced by Oko i Ucho Zespół filmowy, Puławska 158/164, 02-670 Warsaw, Poland production managers Marcin Dudziak, Piotr Kornobis
distribution in Poland and world sales open
Born in 1979. Studied journalism in
Warsaw. Graduated from film school in
Paris in 2007. Launched his own
production company called À Son Image
Production, which produced his first short
film. Wołanie (Calling), based on
‘Zimorodek’, a short story by Kazimierz
Orłoś, marks his feature debut.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2010: Les Mots (Słowa / The Words) – short
PHOTO BY TOMASZ WOŹNICZKA
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A father-and-son journey down a mountain river creates the premise for this taciturn story. A poetic tale about the exceptional
moments in the life of a ten-year-old, whose curiosity and craving for new experiences is stronger than the fear of the unknown
world. The overwhelming nature, dominated by the image of the flowing river, creates a feeling of increasing, if hard to justify,
tension. When the danger becomes real, the boy seems to be ready for it; but after this experience, nothing will ever be the same.
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2014: Wołanie (Calling)
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Carte Blanche
POLAND 2014
Born in 1969 in Łódź. Graduated from
the National Film School in Łódź. Member
of the Polish Filmmakers Association.
Director, screenwriter, songwriter. Author
of stage adaptations, commercials,
documentary and feature films. Finalist in
the 2012 SCRIPT PRO competition for
the script to Carte Blanche.
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written and directed by Jacek Lusiński director of photography Witold Płóciennik music by Paweł Lucewicz edited by Jarosław Barzan production
design by Marek Zawierucha costume design by Anna Ostapińska make-up artist Paulina Guźlińska sound by Artur Kuczkowski, Kacper Habisiak,
Marcin Kasiński cast Andrzej Chyra, Urszula Grabowska, Arkadiusz Jakubik, Eliza Rycembel, Tomasz Ziętek, Dorota Kolak, Andrzej Blumenfeld,
Maria Chwalibóg, Wojciech Pszoniak producer Leszek Bodzak co-producers Dominique Lesage, Magdalena Kubicka-Sak, Piotr Galon, Daniel
Markowicz produced by Aurum Film, Niecała 15 lok. 4, 20-080 Lublin, Poland, ph./fax +48 81 532 42 41, [email protected] co-produced by
Orange, Lightcraft co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, the Lublin Film Fund production manager Aneta Hickinbotham distribution in Poland
Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
2004: Niezła Jazda (A Jolly Good Ride)
2007: Wrzesień 39’ (September ‘39)
2009: Piksele (Pixels)
2011: Polska Legia Cudzoziemska (Polish
Foreign League)
2014: Carte Blanche
PHOTO BY ŁUKASZ BORKOWSKI
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Jacek Lusiński
Kacper, a history teacher adored by his students, slowly starts losing his eyesight. Distraught at first, he eventually decides to keep
his health issues under wraps, trying to hold on to his job and be there for his students until their final exams. Based on a true story.
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Bartek Prokopowicz
Chemia
POLAND 2015
100 MIN
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PHOTO BY MICHAŁ OPALA
directed by Bartek Prokopowicz written by Katarzyna Sarnowska director of photography Jeremi Prokopowicz music by Natalia Grosiak, Dawid
Korbaczyński: Mikromusic edited by Piotr Kmiecik production design by Katarzyna Filimoniuk costume design by Sławomir Blaszewski make-up
artist Liliana Gałązka sound by Maria Chilarecka cast Agnieszka Żulewska, Tomasz Schuchardt, Danuta Stenka, Eryk Lubos, Anita Jańcia, Robert
Wabich, Mirosław Baka, Tomasz Sapryk producers Katarzyna Sarnowska, Klaudia Śmieja, Bartek Prokopowicz, Stanisław Dziedzic co-producers
Piotr Zygo, Wojciech Olsiewicz, Justyna Wieczorek (Vue Movie Distribution), Izabela Łopuch, Aleksander Kutela, Antony Root (HBO Europe),
Michał Turnau, Tomasz Dukszta (Aeroplan), Jędrzej Sabliński, Rafał Golis (DI Factory), Cezary Lisowski (Film Illumination) produced by
Filmokracja, al. 3 Maja 2/33, 00-391 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by HBO Europe, Vue Movie Distribution, Film Produkcja, Film Ilumination,
Aeroplan, DI Factory executive producer Filmokracja co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, Adamed, Sony production manager Beata Rzeźniczek
distribution in Poland Vue Movie Distribution www.vuemovie.pl world sales open
Chemo is inspired by the true story of Magdalena Prokopowicz, founder of the Rak’n’Roll foundation.
30-year-old Benek is suffering from an existential crisis that mostly manifests itself in suicidal thoughts. One day, he meets Lena -a beautiful and very talkative young woman. He is mesmerized from the start; his fascination grows further when he realizes that
Lena not only accepts his suicidal thoughts, but appears to share them.
They set off on a wild journey, during which Benek learns that there is someone else in Lena’s life. She has stage 3 cancer, which she
has no intention of treating. Benek’s admiration is mixed with fear; he promises to stay with Lena until the very end.
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Acclaimed cinematographer and
advertising film director. Received
the ‘Golden Duck’ Lifetime Achievement
Award in his twenties. Worked with
Krzysztof Krauze, Andrzej Wajda and Filip
Bajon. Chemo marks his feature debut.
Jerzy Stuhr
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TRAILER
Obywatel
POLAND 2014
Film and stage actor, director.
Graduate of Polish studies at
the Jagiellonian University and acting at
the Academy for the Dramatic Arts
in Kraków. Works for the Krakow-based
Stary Teatr. Lecturer and rector (from 1990
to 1996 and from 2002 to 2008)
of the Academy for the Dramatic Arts.
Has performed in a multitude of feature
films, including those by Feliks Falk,
Krzysztof Zanussi, Krzysztof Kieślowski,
Juliusz Machulski, and Nanni Moretti.
Member of the European Film Academy
and the Polish Film Academy.
100 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Jerzy Stuhr director of photography Paweł Edelman PSC music by Adrian Konarski edited by Milenia Fiedler PSM production
design by Monika Sajko costume design by Magdalena Biedrzycka sound by Katarzyna Dzida-Hamela cast Jerzy Stuhr, Maciej Stuhr, Małgorzata
Dobrowolska, Magdalena Boczarska, Sonia Bohosiewicz, Janusz Gajos, Barbara Horawianka, Cezary Kosiński, Violetta Arlak, Wojciech Malajkat,
Ireneusz Czop, Piotr Głowacki, Andrzej Deskur producer Piotr Dzięcioł [email protected] produced by Opus Film, Łąkowa 29, 90-554 Łódź,
Poland, ph. +48 42 634 55 00, fax +48 42 634 55 49, [email protected] www.opusfilm.com co-produced by Jerzy Stuhr, Telewizja Polska,
Orange Telekomunikacja Polska, Chione Limited co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland Vue Movie Distribution
www.vuemovie.pl world sales open
AWARDS: //GDYNIA FILM FESTIVAL 2014: SPECIAL JURY PRIZE
FILMOGRAPHY (AS DIRECTOR):
1994: Spis cudzołożnic (TV)
1997: Historie miłosne (Love Stories)
1999: Tydzień z życia mężczyzny (A Week
in the Life of a Man)
2003: Pogoda na jutro (Tomorrow’s
Weather)
2007: Korowód (Twists of Fate)
2011: Tributo ao Público de Cinema [in:]
Mundo Invisível
2014: Obywatel (The Citizen)
www.pisf.pl/en/
PHOTO BY OPUS FILM
2000: Duże zwierzę (Big Animal)
An attempt at depicting the life of a generation born and raised in communist Poland; a generation that lived through all stages
of that system and made it to democracy.
Throughout his life, the film’s protagonist has always tried to be active, but something always got in his way, either through
an absurd coincidence, as a result of his own lack of ability, or due to the unpredictable nature of certain events in our recent history.
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PHOTO BY SF TOR
Close-Ups
Zbliżenia
POLAND 2014
85 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Magdalena Piekorz written by Wojciech Kuczok, Magdalena Piekorz director of photography Marcin Koszałka PSC music by Adrian
Konarski edited by Wojciech Mrówczyński PSM production design and set decoration by Katarzyna Sobańska & Marcel Sławiński
costume design by Dorota Roqueplo make-up artist Jolanta Grzelak sound by Michał Żarnecki cast Joanna Orleańska, Ewa Wiśniewska, Łukasz
Simlat producer Krzysztof Zanussi produced by TOR Film Production, Puławska 61, 02-595 Warsaw, Poland, +48 22 845 53 03, [email protected]
co-produced by FSF Ingenium, Silesia, HBO executive producer Janusz Wąchała press service Irena Strzałkowska, TOR Film Production,
[email protected] co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, Katowice City Hall distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales open
Graduated in film directing from
the Radio and Television Department
of the University of Silesia. Directed
award-winning feature and documentary
films (including Dziewczyny
z Szymanowa, 1997). Member
of the Polish Film Academy.
FEATURE FILMOGRAPHY:
2004: Pręgi (The Welts)
2008: Senność (Drowsiness)
PHOTO BY ADAM GOLEC
2014: Zbliżenia (Close-Ups)
Marta is a sculptor; she has a loving husband and her own flat and studio. But the years spent under her mother’s roof and their
extremely close relationship make it impossible for her to live an independent life.
The incessant phone calls: “Marta, sweetheart, pick up – it’s Mum!” prevent her from being able to feel truly free.
A drama about the power of family ties.
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TRAILER
Dzień dobry, kocham Cię
POLAND 2014
Born in 1955. Graduated in film directing
from the National Film School in Łódź
in 1982. Author of popular romcoms
including Tylko mnie kochaj, for which he
received the Amber Lions Award at
the Gdynia Film Festival for “the film with
the highest box-office rating in the period
of September 2005 to September 2006.”
92 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Ryszard Zatorski written by Ryszard Zatorski, Joanna Wilczewska director of photography Tomasz Dobrowolski music by Rafał Kulczycki
edited by Zbigniew Niciński production design by Marcelina Początek-Kunikowska, Aleksandra Chorążyczewska costume design by Wanda
Kowalska make-up artist Izabela Andrys sound on set Mirosław Makowski sound post-production Kacper Habisiak MPSE, Marcin Kasiński MPSE
cast Aleksy Komorowski, Barbara Kurdej-Szatan, Paweł Domagała, Olga Bołądź, Łukasz Garlicki, Weronika Książkiewicz, Maciej Musiał, Anna
Dereszowska, Dorota Pomykała, Marian Dziędziel producer Kazimierz Rozwałka produced by Figaro Film Production Ltd., Żurawia 26/1, 00-515
Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 622 29 25 co-produced by Non Stop Film Service: Zbigniew Kula, Magdalena Kula, Arek Trawiński & Co: Arkadiusz
Trawiński, Kino Świat: Tomasz Karczewski, Marcin Piasecki executive producer Figaro Film Production production manager Wojciech Widelski
distribution in Poland and world sales Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl
FILMOGRAPHY:
1986: Nikt nie jest winien
2004: Nigdy w życiu
2006: Tylko mnie kochaj (Just Love Me)
2007: Dlaczego Nie! (Why Not!)
2011: Los numeros
2014: Dzień dobry, kocham Cię (Crazy Little
PHOTO BY M. RZYMANEK & T. PACZKOWSKI © FIGAROFILM
PHOTO BY M. RZYMANEK & T. PACZKOWSKI © FIGAROFILM
Ryszard Zatorski
Thing)
A story of two thirty-year-olds whose lives we follow from the moment of their accidental meeting, through their unexpected
separation, tiresome mutual searches in the city jungle, to a final twist that takes place at the altar.
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Laila Pakalnina
Świt
LATVIA – POLAND – ESTONIA 2015
90 MIN
BLACK & WHITE
written and directed by Laila Pakalnina director of photography Wojciech Staroń edited by Kaspar Kallas production design by Jurgis Krasons
costume design by Natalia Czeczott cast Wiktor Zborowski producer Laila Pakalnina co-producers Małgorzata Staroń, Kaspar Kallas produced by
Kompanija Hargla Valtaiku 19 Riga LV1029 Latvia contact [email protected] co-produced by the Polish Film Institute, Staron-Film executive
producer Miracle Worker co-financed by National Film Center of Latvia Cultural Capital Foundation of Latvia production manager Sergiej
Berdicevskis distribution in Poland New Horizons Association www.nowehoryzonty.pl
Graduated from the Moscow Film
Institute (VGIK) Department of Film
Directing in 1991.
Wrote and directed 25 documentaries, five
shorts, and four fiction features. Her films
screened in official selection at
the Cannes IFF, Venice IFF, Berlin IFF,
Locarno IFF, Rome IFF etc. Winner of
multiple film awards.
FILMOGRAPHY:
1998: The Shoe
2006: The Hostage
2012: Pizzas
2015: Świt (Dawn)
Ten-year-old Janis is a pioneer, living on a collective farm (kolkhoz) called ‘Dawn’ in what is now Latvia. His father, an opponent of
the kolkhoz system (and Soviet rule in general), plans to burn down the kolkhoz head office. Little Janis betrays his father by
turning him in to the police. The father kills Janis in revenge. Who is good and who is evil in this Soviet parable?
The film is based on a Soviet propaganda story; young pioneer Pavlik Morozov denounced his father to the secret police and was
later murdered by his family in revenge. Morozov’s life was supposed to serve as an inspiration for all the ‘righteous’ citizens of
the Soviet Union.
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Demon
Demon
POLAND – ISRAEL 2015
Born in 1973. Graduate of Film Studies at
the Jagiellonian University, and film
directing at the Radio and Television
Department of the University of Silesia,
the Andrzej Wajda Master School of Film
Directing, and the Binger Film Institute in
Amsterdam. Lecturer at the Radio and
Television Department of the University of
Silesia in Katowice.
Winner of multiple awards for his student
film Człowiek magnes (Magnet Man, 2001)
and his feature debut Moja krew (My Flesh
My Blood).
100 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Marcin Wrona written by Marcin Wrona, Paweł Maślona Kinga Krzemińska director of photography Paweł Flis music by Marcin Macuk
edited by Piotr Kmiecik production design by Anna Wunderlich costume design by Aleksandra Staszko make-up artist Agnieszka Hodowana
sound by Mirosław Makowski, Tomasz Sikora cast Itay Tiran, Agnieszka Żulewska, Andrzej Grabowski, Adam Woronowicz, Katarzyna
Gniewkowska, Tomasz Schuchardt, Tomasz Ziętek producers Marcin Wrona, Olga Szymańska co-producers Wojciech Kabarowski, Marek
Rozenbaum, Izabela Helbin, Katarzyna Wodecka-Stubbs, Mariusz Wróbel, Wojciech Marczewski produced by Magnet Man Film,
Walecznych 18/1, 03-916 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by Transfax Film Productions Ltd., 3 Yagia Kapayim Street, Tel Aviv 67778, Israel executive
producer Olga Szymańska co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Marek Rudnicki distribution in Poland Kino Świat
www.kinoswiat.pl international promotion Małgorzata Janczak world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: Moja krew (My Flesh My Blood)
2010: Chrzest (The Christening)
2015: Demon
Piotr, known to his friends as ‘The Python,’ returns from England to marry the beautiful Żaneta. They plan to settle down in the old
home that was their wedding gift. But their plans get complicated when, the day before the wedding, Piotr finds human remains
buried on the premises. The finding knocks Piotr unconscious, and when he comes to, he realizes that his terrifying discovery has
disappeared. And he cannot remember anything that happened in the previous hours. Meanwhile it’s time for the wedding.
The wedding guests, led by the bride’s brother, start to realize that there is something wrong with the groom.
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Denijal Hasanovic
Rosa
POLAND – BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA – CROATIA 2015
110 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Denijal Hasanovic director of photography Bogumił Godfrejów edited by Rafał Listopad production design by Sanda
Popovac (BiH) costume design by Sanja Dzeba (BiH) make-up artist Snjezana Gorup (Croatia) sound by Predrag Doder (BiH), Bartosz Putkiewicz
cast Andrea Otalvaro Acevedo (Colombia), Andrzej Chyra (Poland), Lana Barić (Croatia), Mirjana Karanović (Serbia) producers Małgorzata
Jurczak, Krzysztof Grędziński co-producers Amra Baksić, Camo (BiH), Irena Markovic (Croatia) produced by Skorpion Arte, Wspólna 75, 00-687
Warsaw, Poland Chełmska 19/21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by SCCA/PRO.BA (BiH), Focus Media (Croatia), Telewizja Polska, Studio
Produkcyjne ORKA, Alvernia Studios executive producer Adis Adjapo (BiH), Małgorzata Jurczak (Poland) co-financed by the Polish Film Institute,
Eurimages production managers Amira Lekic (BiH), Anna Zajączkowska (Poland) distribution in Poland and world sales Skorpion Arte
www.skorpionarte.pl
Born in Bosnia, Denijal Hasanovic is a film
director and screenwriter. He left his
home country because of the war,
eventually moving to Poland where he
continued his film studies. He received his
MA in film directing from the National
Film School in Łódź. His graduation film
The Letter premiered at the 52nd Berlin IFF.
He co-wrote Blodbond (Thicker than
Water) which screened at the 31st Toronto
IFF and Milchwald, which screened at
the 53rd Berlinale. He lectures at
the National Film School in Łódź and is
the head of the Script screenwriting
programme at the Wajda Studio in
Warsaw.
PHOTO BY ADAM LACH © SKORPION ARTE
FILMOGRAPHY:
Catalina is Colombian and has always dreamed of becoming a writer. But, lacking in self-confidence, she never went for it, instead
following her father’s advice to study law. She has just finished her studies in Paris and now has only one wish: bringing her father
from Colombia to live with her in France. The only problem is that her request for an extension on her residence permit in France has
been denied. After consulting her professor, Catalina goes to Sarajevo to research the War Crimes Tribunal. She believes this study
will help her secure a job at her old University in Paris and thus solve her visa problems. When she is denied access to the mission’s
archives, she quickly learns that her plan has failed.
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2000: Zapach deszczu (The Scent of
Rain) – short
2001: List (The Letter) – TV
2015: Rosa (Dew)
Dew
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Córki dancingu
Graduated in film and television directing
from the Radio and Television Department
of the University of Silesia in Katowice and
the Wajda School; also holds a degree in
cultural studies from the University of
Wrocław. Winner of the Minister of Culture
and National Heritage scholarship. Her
short feature films Aria Diva, 3 Love and
Kapelusz received multiple awards at film
festivals in Poland and abroad.
directed by Agnieszka Smoczyńska written by Robert Bolesto director of photography Jakub Kijowski PSC edited by Jarosław Kamiński production
design by Joanna Macha songs ‘Ballady i Romanse’ by Zuzanna Wrońska and Barbara Wrońska cast Michalina Olszańska, Marta Mazurek, Kinga
Preis, Jakub Gierszał, Andrzej Konopka, Zygmunt Malanowicz, Katarzyna Herman, Marcin Kowalczyk, Magdalena Cielecka, Roma Gąsiorowska,
Iwona Bielska producer Włodzimierz Niderhaus produced by WFDiF, Chełmska 21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 841 26 83 co-produced by
Platige Image co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales WFDiF www.wfdif.com.pl
FILMOGRAPHY:
2003: Kapelusz (short)
2006: 3 Love (short)
2008: Aria Diva (short)
2010: Viva Maria! (short)
PHOTO BY ROBERT PAŁKA / WFDiF
2015: Córki dancingu
A comedy-drama thriller musical and travestied fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. Two mermaids appear out of nowhere right in
the middle of the glittering and booming world of Warsaw’s dance clubs of the 1980s. Coming of age, burgeoning passions, painful
disappointments -- all this in two parallel worlds: one imagined, one real.
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Maciej Bochniak
Disco polo
POLAND 2015
102 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Maciej Bochniak written by Maciej Bochniak, Mateusz Kościukiewicz director of photography Tomasz Naumiuk PSC original music by
Paweł Lucewicz music arranged by Michał Nosowicz edited by Jarosław Barzan production design by Stanisław Tyczyński costume design by
Katarzyna Lewińska make-up artist Beata Rółkowska cast Dawid Ogrodnik, Piotr Głowacki, Tomasz Kot, Joanna Kulig, Aleksandra Hamkało,
Jacek Koman, Iwona Bielska, Rafał Maćkowiak, Janusz Chabior producer Stanisław Tyczyński co-producers Łukasz Poniński, Leszek Iwaniuk,
Robert Kijak, Dariusz Gąsiorowski, Anna Waśniewska-Gil produced by Alvernia Studios, Ferdynanda Wspaniałego 1, 32-566 Alwernia,
[email protected] www.alvernia.com co-produced by Agora, TVN executive producer Beata Ryczkowska, Film Finance & Production
production manager Robert Feluch distribution in Poland Next Film www.next-film.pl world sales open
Born in 1984. Director, screenwriter,
author of television ads and music videos.
Graduated from the Chen Pio film school
in Fuzhou and the screenwriting course at
the National Film School in Łódź.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: I Love You So Much – short
2011: Pokój (The Room) – short
PHOTO BY ALVERNIA STUDIOS
2015: Disco polo
A fast-paced, almost tarantinoesque in its irony, story of young talented musicians who take the music charts by storm. Disco Polo
is also the story of the collective consciousness of Poland in the early days of the free market economy, when everything seemed
possible.
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PHOTO BY ALVERNIA STUDIOS
Disco Polo
Piotr Dumała
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Ederly
POLAND 2015
Born in 1956. Director of animated and live
action films, illustrator, poster designer,
writer. Lecturer at the Łódź Film School in
Poland; has also taught at the Konstfack
College of Art in Sweden and at Harvard
University in the United States.
FILMOGRAPHY
90 MIN
BLACK & WHITE
directed by Piotr Dumała written by Piotr Dumała director of photography Adam Sikora edited by Beata Walentowska production design by
Katarzyna Sobańska, Marcel Sławiński costume design by Dorota Kołodyńska make-up artist Dorota Seweryńska sound by Jacek Hamela
cast Mariusz Bonaszewski, Aleksandra Popławska, Helena Norowicz, Piotr Skiba, Wiesław Cichy, Aleksandra Górska, Janusz Chabior, Andrzej
Szeremeta, Gabriela Muskała, Piotr Bajor, Jerzy Płażewski producer Bożena Krakówka co-producers Andrzej Jędrzejewski, Marcin Kryjom, Marek
Rolka produced by Andersa Street Art and Media, Andersa 13/37, 00-157 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 603 353 748, [email protected]
co-produced by Heliograf, D35, Film Factory Ltd co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Anna Urzykowska distrubtion & world
sales open
ANIMATED FILMS:
Czarny Kapturek (Little Black Ridding
Hood) 1984: Latające włosy (Flying Hair)
1985: Łagodna (Gentle) 1986: Nerwowe
życie kosmosu (Nervous Life of Cosmos)
1987: Ściany (Walls) 1988: Wolność nogi
(Freedom of Leg) 1991: Franz Kafka 2000:
Zbrodnia i kara (Crime and Punishment)
2009: Walka, miłość i praca (Fight, Love
and Work) 2010: Dr Charakter przedstawia
(Dr Character Presents 1) 2011: 8 kwartet
smyczkowy Dymitra Szostakowicza
(8 String Quartet of Dmitri Shostakovich);
Dr Charakter przedstawia 2 (Dr Character
Presents 2) 2012: Kołysanka (Lullaby)
2014: Hipopotamy (Hippos)
FEATURE FILMS:
2009: Las (Forest)
2015: Ederly (in production)
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PHOTO BY CLAIRE XAVIER
1981: Lykantropia (Lycantrophy) 1983:
Ederly is a city that exists outside the realm of time, where reality intersects with the dream world. It seems that Ederly exists solely
to allow Słow -- the film’s main protagonist -- to reach it. The city encircles Słow, as new identities are being forced upon him.
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Kuba Czekaj
Królewicz Olch
POLAND 2015
100 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Kuba Czekaj director of photography Adam Palenta music by Bartłomiej Gliniak edited by Daniel Gąsiorowski production
design by Anna Wunderlich, Karina Baran costume design by Aleksandra Staszko make-up artist Aleksandra Dutkiewicz sound by Radosław
Ochnio cast Stanisław Cywka, Agnieszka Posiadlik, Sebastian Łach producers Jacek Bromski, Ewa Jastrzębska, Dariusz Gajewski produced by
Munk Studio, Polish Filmmakers Association co-produced by Telewizja Polska, Odra-Film co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production
managers Agata Szymańska, Magdalena Kamińska distribution in Poland and world sales open
the Krzysztof Kieślowski Radio and
Television Department of the University
of Silesia and ‘Studio Prób’ at the Wajda
School.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: Ciemnego pokoju nie trzeba się bać
PHOTO BY ŁUKASZ BĄK / STUDIO MUNKA-SFP
(Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
Room) – short
2010: Twist & Blood – short
2015: Królewicz Olch (The Erlprince)
The story of a 14-year-old prodigy who goes to university to study physics. He is developing a theory of parallel worlds that are
connected by light, or at least that’s what he initially believes.
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TRAILER
Piąte: nie odchodź
POLAND 2014
Graduated in acting and film directing
from the Warsaw Film School. Her short
film Look at Me (2011) received
the Audience Award at the ‘Quest Europe’
International Auteur Film Festival. Fanciful
marks her feature debut.
75 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Katarzyna Jungowska written by Eric Stępniewski, Wojciech Lepianka director of photography Piotr Śliskowski music by Paweł
Mykietyn edited by Michał Biliński production design by Wojciech Żogała costume design by Aleksandra Bieś make-up artist Aneta Brzozowska
sound by Bartek Putkiewicz cast Michalina Olszańska, Łukasz Simlat, Grażyna Szapołowska, Daniel Olbrychski, Halina Skoczyńska, Marta
Dąbrowska, Patrycja Markowska producer Eric Stępniewski co-producer Jacek Kulczycki produced by Aromer Production, Błękitna 91, 04-663
Warsaw, Poland, [email protected] co-produced by Studio Produkcyjne Orka, Bukowińska 22/3b, 02-703 Warsaw, Poland co-financed by
the Polish Film Institute production manager Jakub Metelski distribution in Poland and world sales Aromer Production [email protected]
FILMOGRAPHY:
2011: Popatrz na mnie (Look at Me) – short
PHOTO BY ROMA STĘPNIEWSKA
2014: Piąte nie odchodź (Fanciful)
15-year-old Roma lives with her father. The two lead separate lives side by side; he -- immersed in the world of science, rules and
emotional coldness; she -- in the world of dance, teenage rebellion and longing for her father’s attention. Roma’s life changes when
a homeless man appears in the neighborhood. She starts exhibiting symptoms of a disease strangely similar to those her mother
developed before she died. In Roma’s life, the difference between the real and the unreal becomes blurred. The fates of
the homeless man and Roma seem to be interdependent; she is convinced that the homeless man is her injured Guardian Angel,
trapped in a human body.
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Artur Urbański
Ojciec
POLAND 2015
written and directed by Artur Urbański director of photography Piotr Sobociński Jr. PSC edited by Lech Starzyński PSM production design by Joanna
Macha costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska make-up artist Janusz Kaleja sound by Maria Chilarecka cast Zygmunt Malanowicz, Artur Urbański,
Karolina Porcari, Sebastian Łach, Dawid Ogrodnik, Renate Jett, Michalina Olszańska producer Włodzimierz Niderhaus produced by WFDiF,
Chełmska 21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, +48 22 841 26 83, [email protected] www.wfdif.com.pl co-produced by Lightcraft Advertising
co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland and world sales open
Film and stage director, playwright,
screenwriter.
Born in 1965. Graduated in acting and
directing from the National Film School in
Łódź. Directed a number of short features,
documentaries and stage plays. Author of
screenplays and stage plays. His short
film Smród brought him several awards,
including the Grand Prize at the NYU Film
Festival in New York City and
a nomination for the student Academy
Award. His feature Bellissima received
awards at film festivals in Venice, Gdynia
and Koszalin.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2000: Bellissima
PHOTO BY ROBERT PAŁKA / WFDIF
2015: Ojciec (The Father)
Mila and Konstanty are awaiting the birth of their first child. On the day before the birth, they receive news that Konstanty’s father
has passed away. The shock of the coinciding death and birth draw Konstanty into a world of conversations and meetings with his
father.
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The Father
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Obce ciało
POLAND – RUSSIA – ITALY 2014
FILMOGRAPHY (SELECTED WORKS):
1969: Struktura kryształu 1971: Życie
rodzinne (Family Life) 1973: Iluminacja
(Illumination) 1974: Bilans kwartalny
(A Woman’s Decision) 1976: Barwy
ochronne (Camouflage) 1978: Spirala
1980: Constans (The Constant
Factor) 1982: Imperatyw
(Imperative) 1984: Rok spokojnego słońca
(A Year of the Quiet Sun) 1989: Stan
posiadania 1990: Życie za życie.
Maksymilian Kolbe 1992: Dotknięcie ręki
(The Touch) 1995: Cwał 2000: Życie jako
śmiertelna choroba przenoszona drogą
płciową (Life as a Fatal Sexually
Transmitted Disease) 2005: Persona non
grata 2008: Serce na dłoni (And a Warm
Heart) 2009: Rewizyta (Revisited) 2014:
Obce ciało (The Foreign Body)
www.pisf.pl/en/
COLOUR
written and directed by Krzysztof Zanussi director of photography Piotr Niemyjski PSC edited by Milenia Fiedler PSM production design by Joanna
Macha costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska music by Wojciech Kilar sound by Maria Chilarecka cast Riccardo Leonelli, Agnieszka Grochowska,
Agata Buzek, Weronika Rosati, Sławomir Orzechowski, Tschulpan Chamatowa, Bartek Żmuda, Ewa Krasnodębska, Antonio Ianniello, Victoria
Zinny, Jacek Poniedziałek, Janusz Chabior, Stanisława Celińska, Maciej Robakiewicz, Tadeusz Bradecki, Bartosz Obuchowicz producer Krzysztof
Zanussi produced by TOR Film Production, Puławska 61, 02-595 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 845 53 03, [email protected] co-produced by Telewizja
Polska, WFDiF (Poland), Revolver Film (Italy), Theatre Agency «In the Circle of Family», Ineureka and Bella Vostok Ltd. (Russia)
executive producer Janusz Wąchała line producer Andrzej Besztak press service Irena Strzałkowska, TOR Film Production, [email protected]
co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world
sales Wide Management www.widemanagement.com
AWARDS: //ORTHODOX FILM FESTIVAL “POKROV” IN KIEV: BEST
FEATURE FILM, BEST MUSIC
PHOTO BY SF TOR
Director, screenwriter, writer, lecturer,
producer. Born in 1939. Graduated in film
directing from the Lodz Film School.
Winner of awards at film festivals
in Cannes, Venice, Locarno, Tokyo, Moscow,
and Gdynia. Received multiple orders
of distinction and honorary degrees.
Member of the Board of the European Film
Academy; has held posts on at various
national and international film organizations.
Also directs for the theatre and television.
100 MIN
Angelo arrives in Warsaw to visit a girl he met at Focolari, an Italian prayer group. Wanting to be near her, he takes a job in a Warsawbased corporation headed by Kris, a ruthless and cynical boss. Angelo, himself a devout Christian, becomes the victim of mockery
and abuse.
Krzysztof Zanussi looks at contemporary Poland through the eyes of a young Italian man.
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Agnieszka Holland
Pokot
POLAND – CZECH REPUBLIC – GERMANY – SWEDEN 2015
COLOUR
directed by Agnieszka Holland written by Olga Tokarczuk, Agnieszka Holland director of photography Jolanta Dylewska music by Antoni
Komasa-Łazarkiewicz production design by Katarzyna Sobańska cast Stanisława Celińska, Wiktor Zborowski, Jakub Gierszał, Piotr Głowacki,
Julia Kijowska producers Krzysztof Zanussi, Janusz Wąchała co-producers nutpodukce s.r.o. (Czech Republic) Tomas Hruby, Pavla Kubečková;
Heimatfilm GmbH & Co. KG (Germany) Johannes Rexin; The Chimney Pot (Sweden) Fredrik Zander produced by TOR Film Production,
Puławska 61, 02-595 Warsaw, Poland, [email protected] executive producer Janusz Wąchała project development co-financed by the Polish Film
Institute (Polish-German Co-Development Fund), the European Union MEDIA Programme production manager Andrzej Besztak distribution in
Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales Beta Cinema www.betacinema.com
Film and stage director, screenwriter
(wrote scripts for several films by Andrzej
Wajda). Works in Poland, France,
Germany, and the United States. Member
of the European Film Academy. Head of
the Polish Film Academy since 2008.
FILMOGRAPHY (SELECTED WORKS):
1978: Aktorzy prowincjonalni (Provincial
Actors)
1980: Gorączka (Fever)
1981: Kobieta samotna (A Woman Alone;
TV)
1990: Europe Europe (Europa Europa)
1991: Olivier, Olivier
1993: The Secret Garden
1997: Washington Square
2001: Golden Dreams (short)
2005: Copying Beethoven
2009: Janosik. Prawdziwa historia
(Janosik. The True Story; co-directed with
Kasia Adamik)
2011: W ciemności (In Darkness)
2013: Burning Bush (Gorejący krzew)
2015: Pokot (Game Count)
An ecology/mystery comedy-drama, based on a bestselling novel by Olga Tokarczuk.
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Łukasz Palkowski
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TRAILER
Bogowie
POLAND 2014
Film director. Born in 1976.
Worked as assistant director on films by
Maciej Pieprzyca, Krzysztof Lang, and Jan
Kidawa-Błoński. His feature debut
Rezerwat (Preserve) screened and received
acclaim at various fim festivals in Poland
and abroad. Directs popular television
series. Member of the Polish Film
Academy.
100 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Łukasz Palkowski written by Krzysztof Rak director of photography Piotr Sobociński Jr. PSC music by tba edited by Jarosław Barzan PSM
production design by Wojciech Żogała costume design by Ewa Gronowska set decoration by Piotr Kowalewski sound by tba cast Tomasz Kot, Piotr
Głowacki, Szymon Piotr Warszawski, Rafał Zawierucha, Magdalena Czerwińska, Kinga Preis, Sonia Bohosiewicz, Marian Opania, Jan Englert,
Zbigniew Zamachowski, Władysław Kowalski, Cezary Kosiński, Damian Damięcki producers Piotr Woźniak-Starak, Krzysztof Rak produced by
Watchout Productions, Obserwatorów 7, 02-714 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 898 01 31, fax +48 22 898 34 48 contact Adrian Włodarski
[email protected] co-produced by tba co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland Agora – Next-Film
www.next-film.pl world sales open
FEATURE FILMOGRAPHY:
2004: Nasza ulica (short)
2007: Rezerwat (Preserve)
2011: Wojna żeńsko-męska
AWARDS: //GDYNIA FILM FESTIVAL 2014: GOLDEN LIONS
AWARD, BEST ACTOR (TOMASZ KOT), BEST SCREENPLAY, BEST
PRODUCTION DESIGN, BEST MAKEUP
PHOTO BY JAROSŁAW SOSIŃSKI
2014: Bogowie (Gods)
A film about the early days in the career of acclaimed cardiothoracic surgeon Zbigniew Religa, who performed the first successful
heart transplant in Poland in 1985.
www.pisf.pl/en/
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Borys Lankosz
PHOTO BY STEPAN RUDIK
A Grain of Truth
Ziarno prawdy
POLAND 2015
110 MIN
KOLOR
directed by Borys Lankosz written by Zygmunt Miłoszewski, Borys Lankosz based on a story by Zygmunt Miłoszewski director of photography
Łukasz Bielan edited by Wojciech Anuszczyk production design by Magdalena Dipont, Robert Czesak costume design by Magdalena Biedrzycka
make-up artist Ewa Drobiec artistic supervisor Jerzy Kapuściński cast Robert Więckiewicz, Jerzy Trela, Magdalena Walach, Aleksandra Hamkało,
Krzysztof Pieczyński, Andrzej Zieliński, Zohar Strauss, Modest Ruciński producers Anna Drozd, Borys Lankosz, Grzegorz Szymański, Edward
Tobiszewski produced by Studio Rewers contact Agnieszka Rataj, [email protected] co-produced by Arttech Cinema, Agora, Aeroplan,
the National Audiovisual Institute, Telewizja Polska co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Anna Winnicka distribution in
Poland Next-Film www.next-film.pl world sales open
Director, screenwriter. Born in 1973.
Graduate of the National Film School in
Łódź. Director of the award-winning
Reverse, Poland’s 2009 Academy Award®
candidate. Author of short films,
documentaries and teleplays. Winner of
multiple awards for his documentaries
Rozwój (2001) and Radegast (2008).
Member of the Polish Film Academy and
European Film Academy.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: Rewers (Reverse)
PHOTO BY TOMASZ URBANEK / EAST NEWS
2015: Ziarno prawdy (A Grain of Truth)
Sandomierz is shaken by a gruesome crime -- the body of a murdered woman, a well-liked local social activist, is found. The way she
was murdered is reminiscent of human sacrifice. Prosecutor Teodor Szacki takes on the case, but it proves to be more difficult than
he expected. The town residents’ reluctance to cooperate, their growing hysteria, and the media hype surrounding the case are only
the beginning; Szacki will soon discover secrets from sixty years before, and prove that not every legend contains a grain of truth.
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Jan Jakub Kolski
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TRAILER
Serce, serduszko
POLAND 2014
Born in 1956. Director of features
and documentaries, screenwriter, and writer.
Winner of festival awards in Poland and abroad.
Author of a collection of short stories (“Jańcio
Wodnik i inne nowele”) and novels “Kulka
z chleba” and “Egzamin z oddychania”.
Lecturer at the Lodz Film School. Member
of the Polish Film Academy and European Film
Academy.
110 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Jan Jakub Kolski director of photography Piotr Lenar PSC music by Dariusz Górniok production design by Joanna
Macha costume design by Małgorzata Zacharska make-up artist Iza Andrys sound by Barbara Domaradzka, Piotr Domaradzki edited by
Piotr Kolski cast Maria Blandzi, Julia Kijowska, Marcin Dorociński, Maja Komorowska, Borys Szyc, Wiesław Cichy, Franciszek Pieczka
produced by Tramway Film Studio, Rejtana 14/9, 02-516 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 845 03 52, fax +48 22 646 73 40, [email protected]
www.tramway.pl producer Wiesław Łysakowski co-produced by Agora, Alvernia Studios, Fundacja Sztuki Filmowej „Ingenium”
co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland Next Film world sales Agora – Next Film www.next-film.pl
FILMOGRAPHY:
1992: Pograbek (TV) 1993: Jańcio Wodnik
(Johnnie the Aquarius); (TV) Magneto [in:]
Autrement (TV) 1994: Cudowne miejsce
(Miraculous Place) 1995: Grający z talerza
(Playing from the Plate); Szabla od Komendanta
(The Commander’s Sword) 1998: Historia kina
w Popielawach (The History of Cinema
in Popielawy) 2000: Daleko od okna (Keep Away
from the Window) 2003: Pornografia
(Pornography) 2005: Wielki Wóz [in:]
Solidarność, Solidarność (Solidarity, Solidarity)
(TV) 2006: Jasminum 2009: Afonia i pszczoły
(Happy Afonia) 2010: Wenecja (Venice)
2012: Zabić bobra (To Kill a Beaver) 2014: Serce,
serduszko (The Heart and the Sweetheart)
www.pisf.pl/en/
AWARDS: //POLISH FILM FESTIVAL IN AMERICA,
CHICAGO 2014: FILM CRITICS AWARD
PHOTO BY OLA MICHAEL / STUDIO FILMOWE TRAMWAY
1990: Pogrzeb kartofla (Burial of a Potato)
A heart-warming and humourous road movie. A fairy tale about a meeting between two women – one an adult, the other
a child – who long for love. The film tells the story of Maszenka who wants to be a ballet dancer. While escaping from
the orphanage where she lives, the girl kidnaps a newly-employed counsellor named Cordula (which stands for ‘heart’).
Together they travel across the country to arrive just in time for the entrance exams to the ballet school in a faraway city. With
the police on their trail, they avoid main roads and encounter a number of interesting characters who help the girl in pursuing
her passion, proving that dreams not only can come true, but above all they can change anyone’s life for the better.
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Magnus von Horn
Po śmierci
POLAND – SWEDEN – FRANCE 2015
98 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Magnus von Horn director of photography Łukasz Żal edited by Agnieszka Glińska production design by Jagna Dobesz,
Henrik Ryhlander costume design by Anna-Karin Cameron make-up artist Sari Nuttunen sound by Michał Robaczewski cast Ulrik Munther, Mats
Blomgren, Wiesław Komasa, Loa Ek, Ellen Jelinek producers Mariusz Włodarski, Madeleine Ekman co-producer Sophie Erbs produced by Lava
Films, Mahatmy Gandhiego 7/30, 91-012 Łódź, Poland, [email protected]; Zentropa International Sweden AB, Åkerssjövägen 4, 461 53
Trollhättan co-produced by Cinema Defacto, Opus Film, Film i Vast executive producer Mariusz Włodarski co-financed by the Polish Film Institute,
Swedish Film Institute, Centre National du Cinéma et de l’Image Animée (CNC), Eurimages, Conseil général de l’Essonne production managers
Ronny Fritsche, Halszka Bukowska, Agnieszka Wasiak distribution in Poland and world sales open
Born in 1983 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Worked for Stockholm-based Sonet Film
from 2003 to 2004, handling production
and distribution. In 2010 he graduated in
film directing from the National Film
School in Łódź, where he currently
lectures. Author of several acclaimed
short films.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2007: Mleczaki (Milk Teeth) – student film
2007: Radek – student film
2009: Echo – student film
2011: Bez śniegu (Without Snow) –
student film
2013: Wieczorami (In the Evenings) –
student film
2015: Po śmierci (The Here After /
Efterskalv)
17-year-old John is released from the juvenile detention centre where he was serving time for the murder of his girlfriend. He returns
home to his father, hoping for a second chance. But when he accidentally runs into the mother of the girl he had killed, it becomes
impossible to ignore the fact that his crime remains vivid and painful for the local community. John’s presence becomes
controversial; a lynch seems to be looming. Feeling abandoned by the people he loves, John loses all hope. The aggression that once
ended in murder begins to build up again. Unable to deal with his past, John decides to confront it, and realizes that help can come
from where he least expects it.
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Wojciech Kasperski
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Na granicy
POLAND 2015
Screenwriter and film director. His
documentary The Seeds brought him
the Grand Prize at the Krakow Film
Festival, the Sterling Short Grand Jury
Award at AFI-Discovery Channel Silverdocs
Documentary Festival, and several other
awards. His short film The Refuge City won
multiple awards and enjoyed critical
acclaim around the world.
90 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Wojciech Kasperski director of photography Łukasz Żal edited by Tymoteusz Wiskirski production design by Marek
Warszewski costume design by Magdalena Rutkiewicz make-up artist Dariusz Krysiak cast Marcin Dorociński, Andrzej Chyra, Janusz Chabior,
Bartosz Bielenia producer Marcin Wierzchosławski produced by Metro Films, Macedońska 74, 02-761 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 843 21 72,
[email protected] www.metrofilms.pl co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Konrad Wróblewski distribution in
Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
PHOTO BY ŁUKASZ ŻAL
2006: Nasiona (The Seeds) – documentary;
Miasto ucieczki (The Refuge City) – short
2009: Otchłań (Chasm) – documentary
2013: Dom na końcu drogi (The Last House
on the Road) – short
2015: Na granicy (The High Frontier)
A father and his two teenage sons travel to a small mountain cabin for a male bonding adventure. When a lost tourist arrives at
the cabin, their male-bonding outing turns into a struggle for survival.
www.pisf.pl/en/
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Michał Węgrzyn
Wybraniec
POLAND 2013
83 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Michał Węgrzyn director of photography Wojciech Węgrzyn music by Grzech Piotrowski edited by Paweł Laskowski
production design by Magdalena Marszałek costume design by Anna Węgrzyn make-up artists Marzena Furmanek, Żaneta Wardaszka
sound by DSM Robert Czyżewicz cast Adam Bobik, Karolina Gorczyca, Tomasz Sobczak, Philippe Tłokiński, Dorota Pomykała, Jakub Węgrzyn,
Maja Bohosiewicz, Jacek Majewski producers Michał Węgrzyn, Wojciech Węgrzyn co-producers Waldemar Leszczyński, Darek Zbytniewski,
Michał Wiaderek, Iwona Guzik, Leszek Bodzak produced by WMW Film Michał Węgrzyn, Geodezyjna 80A/18, 03-290 Warsaw, Poland
co-produced by Syrena Films, Lampyris, Aurum Film Production, Stars Impresariat distribution in Poland and world sales open
Born in 1978. Director and
cinematographer. Graduated in
cinematography and photography from
the National Film School in Łódź. He has
been cooperating with his younger
brother Wojciech Węgrzyn since 2003.
Their documentary Zaszumiał, powiał
received awards and recognition at
a number of film festivals. The Holy
Sinner marks their feature debut.
PHOTO BY WOJCIECH WĘGRZYN
FILMOGRAPHY:
The main character is a character, indeed -- a young happy-go-lucky man who never worried much about money; first he was
supported by his mother, then by his rich wife. Does that make him a good candidate for a husband and father? How far would
a desperate woman go to have a much-desired baby? And will he rise up to the challenge that is fatherhood?
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2003: Zaszumiał, powiał – short
documentary
2004: Zaśpiewał, pomruczał – short
documentary
2007: Pojechał, zobaczył – short
documentary
2013: Takie życie – short
2013: Wybraniec (The Holy Sinner)
PHOTO BY WOJCIECH WĘGRZYN
The Holy Sinner
PHOTO BY CHIARA SAMUGHEO
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Hot Heart Story
Hot Heart Story
POLAND – INDIA – CYPRUS 2015
Film and television director, producer of
documentary films, author of novels and
screenplays.
FILMOGRAPHY:
90 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Anira Wojan music by Andrzej Krauze, Tina Riwen production design by Mario Foltak producer Roy Sukankan
co-producer Paweł Szanajca produced by Artevision, Solec 24/177, 00-403 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by Roy Holdings, A3/10, ECTP
Phase III executive producer Auracinematics Entertainment production manager Julia Mefalda distribution in Poland NFK Distribution
www.nfk-distribution.org world sales Aerocloud Films
2008: Eustachy. Project
2010: Jan Kossakowski. Sketches
2014: Hippie Trail
2015: Hot Heart Story
A feature adventure film in the form of a comic strip.
Dunka, a girl from a small fishing village, sets off into the world in search of a better life. While working on a Spanish cargo ship,
Dunka witnesses an accident that kills dozens of refugees from Africa. Among these refugees is David, a Sudanese boy whom fate
places in the hands of the immature and selfish Dunka. A wild journey through Africa, a true medley of characters, the love of
the charismatic Bastien, and a soundtrack featuring the songs of the acclaimed Tuareg band Tinariwen all add up to a 90-minute
whirlwind of 3D cinema.
www.pisf.pl/en/
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Tomáš Weinreb
Petr Kazda
Ja, Olga Hepnarova
CZECH REPUBLIC – POLAND – SLOVAKIA 2014
130 MIN
BLACK & WHITE
PHOTO BY VLADISLAV ŠKACH
directed by Tomáš Weinreb, Petr Kazda written by Tomáš Weinreb, Petr Kazda director of photography Adam Sikora music by Crystal
Castles – Ethan Kath, Collegium Musicum – Marian Varga edited by Vojtech Fric production design by Alexandr Kozak costume design by Aneta
Grňáková make-up artist Alina Janerka sound by Richard Muller cast Michalina Olszańska, Martin Pechlat, Klara Meliskova, Juraj Nvota, Marta
Mazurek producers Tomáš Weinreb, Petr Kazda, Marcin Kurek, Sylwester Banaszkiewicz, Marian Urban co-producers Vojtech Fric, Petr Tichy, Pavel
Jech, Filip Marek produced by Black Balance s r.o., Lohniského 901/7, 152 00 Prague 5, Czech Republic, [email protected]; Media
Brigade Banaszkiewicz i Kurek, Karkonoska 10, 53-015 Wrocław, Poland, [email protected]; ALEF Film & Media Group s.r.o, Tekovská 7,
821 09 Bratislava, Slovakia, [email protected] co-produced by Barrandov Studios A.S., Krizeneckeho nam. 322/5, 152 00 Prague 5, Czech
Republic, [email protected]; FAMU – Film and TV Department of the Academy of Performing Arts, Smetanovo nábřeží 2, 116 65 Prague 1,
Czech Republic, [email protected]; Michael Samuelson Lighting Prague s r.o. Výtvarná 1023/4, 161 00 Prague 6, Czech Republic,
[email protected] executive producers Rene Korenar, Agata Walkosz co-financed by Odra-Film production managers Kamila Hlochova, Grzegorz
Turzański distribution in Poland and world sales open
Based on a true story, the film tells the story of Olga Hepnarova, a Czech criminal and the last woman in Czechoslovakia to be
executed under capital punishment. On July 10, 1973, 22-year-old Olga drove a truck into a crowd of people at a tram stop in the
centre of Prague. Eight people were killed, eleven were wounded. Hepnarova described her crime as an act of revenge on society.
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Graduates of the Independent Film
Course in Pisk and the FAMU film school
in Prague, they have made several
student films and documentaries
together. Their short documentary
Everything Is Crap (2009) screened at
multiple film festivals and was broadcast
on Czech television. I, Olga Hepnarova
marks their feature debut.
PHOTO BY SZYMON KURZAWA
I, Olga Hepnarova
Paweł Pawlikowski
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TRAILER
Ida
POLAND – DENMARK 2013
FEATURE FILMS:
1998: The Stringer
2000: Last Resort
(Ostatnie wyjście)
2004: My Summer of Love
(Lato miłości)
2011: La femme du Vème
(Kobieta z Piątej
Dzielnicy)
2013: Ida
BLACK & WHITE
directed by Paweł Pawlikowski written by Paweł Pawlikowski, Rebecca Lenkiewicz director of photography Łukasz Żal, Ryszard Lenczewski PSC music by
Kristian Eidnes Andersen edited by Jarosław Kamiński PSM production design by Katarzyna Sobańska, Marcel Sławiński costume design by Aleksandra Staszko
make-up artists Anna Niuta Kieszczyńska, Tomasz Sielecki sound by Claus Lynge cast Agata Kulesza, Agata Trzebuchowska, Dawid Ogrodnik, Jerzy Trela,
Adam Szyszkowski, Halina Skoczyńska, Joanna Kulig, Dorota Kuduk, Natalia Łągiewczyk, Afrodyta Weselak, Mariusz Jakus, Izabela Dąbrowska, Artur Janusiak,
Anna Grzeszczak, Jan Wojciech Paradowski, Konstanty Szwemberg, Paweł Burczyk, Artur Majewski, Krzysztof Brzeziński, Piotr Siadul, Łukasz Jerzykowski, Artur
Mostowy producers Eric Abraham, Piotr Dzięcioł, Ewa Puszczyńska co-producer Christian Falkenberg produced by Opus Film, Łąkowa 29, 90-554 Łódź, Poland,
ph. +48 42 634 55 00, fax +48 42 634 55 49, [email protected], Phoenix Film, Krystalgade 7, 1. DK-1172 Copenhagen K, Denmark ph. +45 3514 3000,
fax +45 3539 3000, [email protected] co-produced by Canal+ Cyfrowy co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, Eurimages, the Danish Film Institute, the City
of Łódź production manager Magdalena Malisz distribution in Poland Solopan www.solopan.com.pl world sales Fandango Portobello
www.portobellopictures.com
AWARDS: //THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AWARDS: LUX PRIZE 2014 //EUROPEAN
FILM AWARDS 2014: BEST EUROPEAN FILM, BEST EUROPEAN DIRECTOR, BEST
EUROPEAN SCREENWRITER, BEST EUROPEAN CINEMATOGRAPHER – PRIX CARLO DI
PALMA, PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD //LOS ANGELES FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION
AWARDS 2014: BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM, BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS (AGATA
KULESZA) //THE NEW YORK FILM CRITICS CIRCLE AWARDS 2014: BEST FOREIGN
LANGUAGE FILM //SAN FRANCISCO FILM CRITICS CIRCLE AWARDS 2014: BEST
FOREIGN LANGUAGE PICTURE, BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY //HELSINKI INTERNATIONAL
FILM FESTIVAL 2014 LOVE & ANARCHY: AUDIENCE AWARD //VILNIUS IFF 2014: BEST
DIRECTOR AWARD //POLISH FILM AWARD EAGLES 2014: BEST POLISH FILM, BEST
DIRECTOR, BEST ACTRESS (AGATA KULESZA) AND BEST EDITING //LES ARCS
FESTIVAL IN THE FRENCH ALPS 2014: CRYSTAL ARROW, BEST ACTRESSES (AGATA
KULESZA, AGATA TRZEBUCHOWSKA) //CAMERIMAGE, BYDGOSZCZ 2013: GOLDEN
FROG AWARD FOR BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY //GIJON INTERNATIONAL FILM
FESTIVAL 2013: GRAND PRIX, BEST SCREENPLAY, BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN, BEST
ACTRESS (AGATA KULESZA) //LISTAPAD IFF, MINSK (BELARUS) 2013: GRAND PRIX,
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY, BEST ACTRESS (AGATA KULESZA), SILVER LISTAPAD
AWARD (ART AD PHENOMENON) //WARSAW FILM FESTIVAL 2013: GRAND PRIX
AND ECUMENICAL JURY PRIZE //LONDON FILM FESTIVAL 2013: GRAND PRIX
//GDYNIA FILM FESTIVAL 2013: GOLDEN LIONS AWARD FOR BEST FILM, BEST
CINEMATOGRAPHY, BEST ACTRESS (AGATA KULESZA), BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN,
DON QUIXOTE AWARD, AWARD OF THE LOCAL CINEMA NETWORK, JOURNALIST
AWARD //TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2013: FIPRESCI PRIZE //JEWISH
FILM FESTIVAL, WARSAW 2013: AWARDS FOR BEST FEATURE, BEST ACTRESS (AGATA
KULESZA), BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY //EUROPA CINEMAS CONFERENCE,
ATHENS 2013: COUP DE COEUR
www.pisf.pl/en/
PHOTO BY SYLWESTER KAŹMIERCZAK, LILIANA MILEWSKA
Director and screenwriter.
Born in 1957 in Warsaw.
Emigrated to the UK at
age 14 with his parents.
Studied literature
and philosophy in London
and Oxford.
Made award-winning
documentaries for
the BBC and Channel 4.
Winner of multiple
awards, including BAFTA,
the Directors’ Guild
of Great Britain Award,
the Evening Standard
British Film Award,
and the Polish Film Award
for Best European Film.
80 MIN
Communist Poland, early 1960s. Ida, a novice nun, is a war orphan who grew up
in a monastery. She learns that she is Jewish, rescued from the Holocaust as
an infant.
Her Mother Superior wants Ida to meet her mother’s sister and only surviving
relative, before taking her vows.
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Hiszpanka
POLAND 2014
120 MIN
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written and directed by Łukasz Barczyk director of photography Karina Kleszczewska PSC music by Hanna Kulenty edited by Łukasz Barczyk, Jarosław Kamiński production design by Jagna
Janicka costume design by Dorota Roqueplo military costumes by Andrzej Szenajch set decoration by Hanna Szymczak make-up artists Waldemar Pokromski, Maren Meyer, Olga Nejbauer,
Beata Rółkowska, Tomasz Matraszek sound by Jan Freda, Robert Sędzicki cast Crispin Glover, Florence Thomassin, Bruce Glover, Patrycja Ziółkowska, Jan Peszek, Jakub Gierszał, Piotr
Głowacki, Magdalena Popławska, Tomasz Kowalski, Tomasz Bazan, Agnieszka Podsiadlik, Thomas Schweiberer, Jack Recknitz, Christian Petzold, Karl Markovics, Fritz von Friedl, Klaus
Ofczarek, Zdzisław Kuźniar, Sonia Bohosiewicz, Jan Krzysztof Szczygieł producer Łukasz Barczyk produced by Film Studio KADR, Puławska 61, 02-595 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 845 49 23,
[email protected], Film-Art co-produced by Telekomunikacja Polska, Vue Movie Distribution, the National Audiovisual Institute, Canal+ Cyfrowy, Alvernia Studios, Fundacja Sztuki
Filmowej Ingenium creative producer Maciej Szwarc executive producer Jolanta Tobota line producers Jerzy Szebesta, Józef Jarosz, Maciej Marszałek co-financed by the Polish Film Institute
and the authorities of the Wielkopolska Region (Poznań) distribution in Poland Vue Movie Distribution www.vuemovie.pl world sales open
PHOTO BY JACEK PIOTROWSKI
Łukasz Barczyk
Steeped in wonder and mystery, InfluenZ is the story of a group of clairvoyants committed to restoring the nonextant Polish state
as World War One dwindles to an end. Gathered inside a hotel room for a special seance, the magi use their power to save Jan
Paderewski, legendary pianist and symbolic leader of a successful patriotic uprising. At the same time, a hostile medium hired by
the Prussian army tries to influence Paderewski with his negative powers. The eerily whirring table becomes the center of
an unfolding melodrama, fostering the birth of a love that will demand the highest sacrifice of all.
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Director, screenwriter, producer. Born
in 1974. Graduate of and lecturer at
the Lodz Film School. Winner of festival
awards.
Head of KADR Film Studio since 2011.
Owner of Błyskawica Film Studio.
Also directs television plays.
FILMOGRAPHY:
1999: Patrzę na ciebie, Marysiu (TV)
2003: Przemiany (Changes)
2008: Nieruchomy poruszyciel (Unmoved
Mover)
2011: Italiani (Italiani)
2014: Hiszpanka (InfluenZ)
Tomasz Mielnik
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Journey to Rome
Droga do Rzymu
CZECH REPUBLIC – POLAND 2015
Born in Wrocław. Graduated in art history
from the University of Wrocław. Graduated
in film directing from FAMU. In 2013, he
was invited to participate in
the International Filmmaking Academy
workshop run by B. Bertolucci. G. V Baldi
and A. Kiarostiami. Droga do Rzymu
(Journey to Rome) marks his feature
debut.
100 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Tomasz Mielnik written by Tomasz Mielnik, Vít Poláek director of photography Jan Šuster edited by Šimon Hájek production design by
Pavel Nový costume design by Tomáš Chlud make-up artist Martina Gajdačová sound by Michaela Patríková cast Václav Hrzina, Berenika
Kohoutová, Miroslav Donutil, Jan Englert, Zbigniew Zamachowski producer Milkuláš Novotný co-producer Weronika Czołnowska produced by
Background Films S.R.O., Korunní 1209/76, 101 00, Prague 10 – Vinohrady, Czech Republic, [email protected] www.backgroundfilms.cz
co-produced by EasyBusyProductions Weronika Czołnowska, Gdańska 115/8, 90-507 Łódź, Poland, [email protected]; Czech TV,
FAMU, MAGIC-LAB co-financed by the Czech Film Fund production manager Klára Žaloudková distribution in Poland and world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: Anonym (Anonim) – short
2010: Dyrygent (Conductor) – documentary
AWARDS: //SPECIAL MENTION- KARLOVY VARY WORKS IN
PROGRESS 2014, SPECIAL MENTION- MIDPOINT 2011
2011: Holka 180 (Dziewczyna 180,
Girl 180) – graduation film
2015: Droga do Rzymu (Journey to Rome)
A comedy about serious issues, with a fresh and funny vibe. Vasek is a shy man in his early thirties. Seduced by a Redhead Beauty, he
steals a painting from the National Gallery in Prague and then travels in disguise to “The Eternal City” by train. Hunted by Czech
antique shop owners and a police commissioner, he comes across a number of extraordinary characters on his way; they share their
stories about searching for happiness, fortune and enlightenment. But is it possible for anyone to actually achieve anything these
days at all?
A wild comedy that also works as an ironic metaphor about the search for values in modern-day Europe.
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The Just Man
(working title)
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Sprawiedliwy
POLAND 2015
110 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Michał Szczerbic director of photography Jacek Petrycki PSC edited by Joanna Brühl production design by Jagna Janicka
cast Aleksandra Hamkało, Urszula Grabowska, Jacek Braciak, Jan Wieczorkowski, Beata Tyszkiewicz, Maja Komorowska producer Włodzimierz
Niderhaus produced by WFDiF, Chełmska 21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 841 26 83 co-financed by the Polish Film Institute
distribution Monolith Films www.monolith.pl
Pajtek, widely regarded as an eccentric grouch, becomes friends with a six-year-old orphan girl named Hania. Their bond will help
them survive the terrors of war, human envy, and loneliness. At the end of the long road, they will find justice and good within.
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Production manager, producer,
screenwriter. Active in the film industry
for over three decades. Wrote the script
for the award-winning Róża (Rosa). In his
directing debut, he tackles issues from his
own family history.
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Karbala
Karbala
POLAND 2015
Director and screenwriter. Graduate of
the Economics and Management
Department of the University of Szczecin
and the Department of Journalism and
Political Science at the University of
Warsaw. Member of the Polish Film
Academy.
110 MIN
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written and directed by Krzysztof Łukaszewicz director of photography Arek Tomiak PSC music by Cezary Skubiszewski edited by Michał Czarnecki
production design by Marek Warszewski cast Bartłomiej Topa, Antoni Królikowski, Leszek Lichota, Tomasz Schuchardt, Michał Żurawski, Piotr
Żurawski, Hristo Shopov producer Włodzimierz Niderhaus produced by WFDiF, Chełmska 21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 841 26 83
co-produced by Agora, Telewizja Polska, ORKA Production Studio co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland Next Film
www.next-film.pl world sales WFDiF www.wfdif.com.pl
FILMOGRAPHY:
2010: Lincz (Lynch)
2012: Žyvie Biełaruś (Viva Bel@rus!)
2015: Karbala
April 2004, Iraq. During the holiday of Ashura, armed squads loyal to Shiite leader Muktada As-Sadr, supported by the Jihad
movement, start an uprising in the Polish zone.
The US command orders Polish troops to defend ‘City Hall,’ the headquarters of the local authorities and police loyal to the coalition
troops, at all costs. The battle of Karbala during the Jihadist uprising becomes the largest military operation Polish troops have
taken part in since the Second World War.
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Maciej Migas
Życie jest piękne
POLAND 2015
100 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Maciej Migas written by Cezary Harasimowicz director of photography Radosław Ładczuk edited by Maciej Pawliński production
design by Jagna Janicka costume design by Dominika Gebel make-up artists Maja Stosio, Katarzyna Foltyńska sound by Bartłomiej Bogacki,
Sebastian Kordasz cast Tomasz Kot, Janusz Chabior, Marta Malikowska, Ireneusz Czop, Magdalena Walach, Robert Wabich, Adam Woronowicz,
Jacek Braciak producer Maciej Szwarc co-producers Marcin Ksobiech, Paweł Jadczak, Maciej Marszałek, Stanisław Tyczyński, Leszek Iwaniuk
produced by Instytucja Filmowa Film-Art, Bułgarska 19, 60-320 Poznań, Poland, [email protected] co-produced by Dogoda Media, All, Alvernia
Studios executive producer Marcin Ksobiech co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Paweł Jadczak distribution in Poland VUE
Movie Distribution www.vuemovie.pl world sales open
Bartek is a former actor. One day God and the oncologist give him a wake-up call: he has three months left to live. Bartek attempts
to get his life in order and not leave any garbage behind. He tries to fix all his past errors. There’s not much time to set his life
straight, but it might just work--
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Born in 1976. Directs television series. Life
Must Go On! marks his feature directing
debut.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2005: Oda do radości – część „Morze”
(Ode to Joy – “The Sea”)
2015: Życie jest piękne (Life Must Go On!)
Life Must Go On!
Ingmar Villqist
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Miłość w mieście ogrodów
POLAND 2015
Playwright, director, art historian. Born
in 1960. Head of various art galleries
and theatres, lecturer at the Academy
of Fine Arts in Krakow and Katowice.
Lecturer at the Radio and Television
Department of the University of Silesia
in Katowice.
Co-director (with Adam Sikora) of two
feature films: Ewa and Miłość w mieście
ogrodów (Love in the City of Gardens).
100 MIN
written and directed by Ingmar Villqist, Adam Sikora director of photography Adam Sikora PSC production design by Marcel Sławiński, Katarzyna
Sobańska costume design by Agata Culak make-up artist Ewa Drobiec sound by Kacper Habisiak, Marcin Kasiński cast Andrzej Chyra, Maja
Ostaszewska, Michalina Olszańska, Tomasz Schuchardt, Grażyna Szapołowska, Bernard Krawczyk, Tomasz Ossoliński, Anda Rottenberg producer
Magdalena Nowacka, ph. +48 505 119 896 produced by Magic Production, [email protected] www.magic-production.com line
producer Agata Sikora co-produced by Silesia-Film, Piramida Film, Dreamsound distribution in Poland Spectator www.spectator.com.pl world
sales open
Cinematographer, director, photographer,
painter. Born in 1960. Graduate of the Lodz
Film School.
Worked as DP on films by Lech Majewski,
Piotr Dumała, Jerzy Skolimowski, as well
as documentaries, short features,
and television plays.
Winner of multiple awards for
cinematography, most notably the Silver
Frog at the 2001 Camerimage festival for
Angelus. Author of several photo exhibitions.
Co-director (with Ingmar Villqist) of two
feature films: Ewa and Miłość w mieście
ogrodów (Love in the City of Gardens).
www.pisf.pl/en/
PHOTO BY PAWEŁ WACH
Adam Sikora
A story of freedom, love, and the price at which they come. A portrait of several people, each of whom harbours a deep secret.
Political fiction, romance, and a film on social issues. A story of human passions, ambitions, and dreams.
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Loving Vincent
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Twój Vincent
POLAND – UNITED KINGDOM 2015
80 MIN
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directed by Dorota Kobiela written by Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, Jacek Dehnel director of photography Łukasz Żal edited by Justyna
Wierszyńska costume design by Dorota Roqueplo producer Hugh Welchman co-producer Ivan Mactaggart produced by Loving Vincent, Trzy
Lipy 3, 80-172 Gdańsk, Poland, [email protected] [email protected] executive producers Sean Bobbitt, David Parfitt co-financed by
the Polish Film Institute, Radamco, Breakthru Productions, Flying Machine, BGG Management S.a.r.l., Odra-Film, the City of Wrocław, CETA,
LSW Media private inverstors Steven Paul Muench/Sita Saviolo, Jarosław Świgulski production manager Tomasz Wochniak distribution in Poland
open world sales Bankside Films LTD www.bankside-films.com
Painter, director, animator; graduate of
the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and
the Warsaw Film School. Worked on films
such as Świteź (Berlinale 2011 Official
Selection) and Splinter (2008, winner of
the Best Animated Movie Award,
Wroclaw). Directed Little Postman,
the world’s first and only painted
animation in 3D and Chopin’s Drawings;
co-directed The Flying Machine, a 3D live
action & animation film.
SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY:
2011: Rysunki Chopina (Chopin’s
Drawings)
2011: Mały Listonosz (Little Postman)
2015: Twój Vincent (Loving Vincent)
The tragic story of the life and death of Vincent van Gogh, one of the world’s most acclaimed painters, as told through his excellent
works.
Loving Vincent is the world’s first feature painted animation. It is the story of the life and controversy surrounding the death of
Vincent van Gogh, told by the characters in his portraits. A devised plot allows for the mystery surrounding the death of this artist,
so under-appreciated in his time, to be solved. Was it really suicide?
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Math Sucks (working title)
POLAND – NETHERLANDS 2015
Director, screenwriter. Graduated in film
directing from the Warsaw Film School
and the feature course at the Wajda
School. Winner of the Crystal Bear Award
at the Berlin IFF for her feature Baby
Blues.
112 MIN
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written and directed by Kasia Rosłaniec director of photography Virginie Surdej edited by Stefan Stabenow production design by Lieke Scholman
costume design by Kasia Rosłaniec make-up artist Robert Stouthamer sound by Jan Schermer cast Magdalena Berus, Łukasz Simlat, Tygo
Gernardt, Hanna Koczewska, Tomek Tyndyk, Marta Nieradkiewicz producers Piotr Kobus, Agnieszka Drewno co-producers Trent, Charlotte
Scott-Wilson produced by Mañana, Chełmska 19/21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by OAK Motion Pictures, DI Factory co-financed by
the Polish Film Institute, Nederlands Filmfonds production manager Magdalena Jóźwiak distribution in Poland Gutek Film www.gutekfilm.pl
world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: Galerianki (Mall Girls)
2012: Bejbi Blues (Baby Blues)
PHOTO BY TOMEK TYNDYK
2015: Math Sucks
it’s not who you know, it’s not who you blow.
you will die anyway.
everybody dies, keeping your life logic sucks
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Mads Matthiesen
Modelka
DENMARK – POLAND 2015
COLOUR
directed by Mads Matthiesen written by Mads Matthiesen, Martin Zandvliet, Anders August director of photography Petrus Sjövik production
design by Emma Pucci sound by Peter Albrechtsen, Mikkel Groos, Maria Chilarecka (Poland) cast Maria Palm, Ed Skrein, Charlotte Tomaszewska,
Thierry Hancisse, Marco Ilsø, Virgile Bramly, Dominic Allburn, Claire Tran producer Jonas Bagger co-producers Ole Wendorff-Ostergaard (Poland),
Madeleine Ekman (SE) produced by Zentropa Entertainments10, Filmbyen 22, 2650 Hvidovre – Copenhagen, Denmark, [email protected]
co-produced by Sputnik Film, Zapłocie 23b/4, 02-970 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 503 166 595, [email protected] co-financed by the Polish Film
Institute world sales TrustNordisk [email protected]
Born in Copenhagen in 1976. Wrote and
directed Teddy Bear, winner of the Best
Director Award at the 2012 Sundance IFF
and the main prize at Off Plus Camera;
nominated for the European Film Awards.
2007: Dennis – short
2008: Cathrine – short
2012: Teddy Bear
PHOTO BY CAROLE BETHUEL
2015: The Model
Emerging fashion model Emma struggles to enter the Parisian fashion industry and develops a deadly obsession with male fashion
photographer Shane White.
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The Model
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Matka
POLAND 2014
COLOUR
written and directed by Lee Mackintosh Jones director of photography Paweł Dyllus PSC music by Michał Lorenc edited by Katarzyna Leśniak
production design by Anna Burszta costume design by Ewa Sycha, Radek Woch make-up artist Żaneta Stefańska sound by Zbigniew Malecki
cast Magdalena Czerwińska, Julia Kijowska, Olaf Marchwicki, Grzegorz Przybył, Sylwia Boroń, Alina Chechelska, Ewa Kolasińska, Dariusz
Chojnacki, Oliwia Angerstein, Dariusz Wiktorowicz, Marek Rachoń, Szymon Jarecki, Kacper Raszka, Karina Grabowska, Arkadiusz Detmer, Łukasz
Wójcik, Ryszarda Celińska, Andrzej Rozmus, Marcin Szaforz producers Lee Mackintosh Jones, Joanna Myszor, Marta Pielasz produced by Diabolical
Liberties, Czerwińskiego 6/218, 40-123 Katowice, Poland, ph. +48 32 220 14 00, +48 517 976 007, [email protected]
www.matkafilm.com contact Mirek Rusecki, ph. +48 601 771 025, [email protected]; ViewFinder, Fala Nowa executive producers
Natalia Szwed, Peter Rawson, Mark McVeigh distribution in Poland and world sales open
PHOTO BY TOMEK PIECH
Stage director.
Arrived in Katowice invited by Teatr Śląski
to direct a production of Macbeth. He
stayed for six years, starting a family
and a business in Silesia. After graduating
from Werner Herzog’s Rogue Film School,
he made Matka (The Mother), his feature
film debut.
90 MIN
Maria wakes up in an empty flat. She quickly realizes that her nine-year old son Artur is missing. She starts looking for him
desperately. But the only person who can prevent her from finding Artur is Maria herself.
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Kinga Dębska
Moje córki, krowy (working title)
POLAND 2015
87 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Kinga Dębska director of photography Andrzej Wojciechowski music by Bartosz Chajdecki edited by Bartosz Karczyński
production design by Ewa Skoczkowska costume design by Agata Culak make-up artist Ewa Kowalewska sound by Leszek Freund cast Agata
Kulesza, Gabriela Muskała, Marian Dziędziel and Małgorzata Niemirska, Marcin Dorociński, Łukasz Simlat producer Zbigniew Domagalski
co-producer Włodzimierz Niderhaus produced by SF Kalejdoskop, Chełmska 21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, + 48 22 851 17 79, [email protected]
co-produced by WFDiF co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Anna Wojdat distribution in Poland Kino Świat world sales SF
Kalejdoskop
Screenwriter, feature and documentary
film director. Graduated in Japanese
studies from the University of Warsaw
and in film directing from FAMU in
Prague. Her debut feature Hel received
several awards at film festivals in Poland.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: Hel
2015: Moje córki, krowy (My Lousy
PHOTO BY ROBERT PAŁKA
Daughters)
A 40-year old actress (single and strong, yet lonely), her sister (an emotionally unstable schoolteacher whose married-with-kids life
appears more orderly) and their domineering father, who gradually loses control over his family due to his wife's sudden illness and
his own health troubles; these are the three individuals at the heart of My Lousy Daughters, a touching story about the strength of
family ties in a situation of imminent danger.
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My Lousy Daughters
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Sąsiady
POLAND 2014
Director and screenwriter. Graduated
in law from the University of Łódź
and in film directing from the Lodz Film
School, where he now lectures.
Directs feature films, documentaries,
and acclaimed television plays. Winner
of film awards in Poland and abroad.
COLOUR
directed by Grzegorz Królikiewicz written by Grzegorz Królikiewicz based on short stories by Adrian Markowski director of photography Krzysztof Ptak
PSC edited by Cezary Kowalczuk production design by Zbigniew Warpechowski costume design by Beata Tumkiewicz set decoration by Izabela
Cieszko make-up artist Beata Rółkowska sound by Jan Freda cast Marek Dyjak, Kamila Wojciechowicz, Andrzej Lipiński, Ewa Dałkowska, Sławomir
Sulej, Krystyna Tkacz, Ewa Błaszczyk, Ryszard Mróz, Tomasz Bieszczad, Mirosława Marcheluk, Katarzyna Herman, Jacek Poniedziałek, Lech
Dyblik, Zofia Bielewicz, Bogdan Koca, Artur Krajewski, Ewa Kustusz, Anna Mucha producer Łukasz Barczyk produced by KADR Film Studio,
Puławska 61, 02-595 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 845 49 23, [email protected] executive producer Jolanta Tobota line producer Zofia
Wieczorek co-financed by the Polish Film Institute and the Łódź City Hall distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
1972: Na wylot (Through and Through)
1974: Wieczne pretensje (Permanent
Objections)
1977: Tańczący jastrząb (The Dancing
Hawk)
1981: Klejnot wolnego sumienia
(The Supreme Value of a Free Conscience)
1983: Fort 13
1984: Zabicie ciotki (Killing Auntie)
1993: Przypadek Pekosińskiego
2014: Sąsiady (Neighborhooders)
PHOTO BY JACEK ŁUKASIEWICZ
(The Beautiful Life of Bronek Pekosiński)
1995: Drzewa (Trees)
Ogrodowa street in Łódź – just opposite a crowded shopping centre, a state-of-the-art museum and a posh hotel – is where some
of the city’s poorest live, completely forgotten by the world.
A heart-warming and funny portrait of people excluded from the mainstream of social life; people who might be more capable
of sacrifice and love than those who pushed them to the sidelines of society.
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Grzegorz Jarzyna
Między nami dobrze jest
POLAND 2014
70 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Grzegorz Jarzyna director of photography Radosław Ładczuk music by Piotr Domiński, Grzegorz Jarzyna edited by Rafał
Listopad production design by Magdalena Maciejewska costume design by Magdalena Musiał make-up artist Olga Nejbauer sound by Dominika
Kotarba cast Aleksandra Popławska, Danuta Szaflarska, Magdalena Kuta, Maria Maj, Adam Woronowicz, Rafał Maćkowiak, Agnieszka
Podsiadlik, Roma Gąsiorowska-Żurawska, Katarzyna Warnke, Lech Łotocki producers Wojciech Gorczyca, Grzegorz Jarzyna (TR Warszawa)
co-producers Michał Merczyński (NINA), Michał Goździk (Fundacja Generacja TR Warszawa) produced by TR Warszawa, Marszałkowska 8,
00-590 Warsaw, Poland, [email protected] co-produced by the National Audiovisual Institute, Wałbrzyska 3/5, 02-739 Warsaw,
Poland; Fundacja Generacja TR Warszawa, Pl. Dąbrowskiego 7 lok. 6, 00-057 Warsaw, Poland executive producer TR Warszawa co-financed by
the National Audiovisual Institute, Ministry of Culture and National Heritage production manager Małgorzata Cichulska distribution in Poland
New Horizons Association www.nowehoryzonty.pl
A film adaptation of a stage play by Dorota Masłowska. The main protagonists are three women living below the poverty line in
a tiny Warsaw apartment: an elderly lady, her daughter and granddaughter. Full of farcical dialogues, twisted takes on pop-cultural
references, and mocking the language of advertising, tabloids, magazines, and national stereotypes, No Matter How Hard We Tried
is a film about Polish society in the age of transformation.
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Artistic director of TR Warszawa,
award-winning stage, opera and film
director. His latest project (currently in
pre-production) is inspired by “Sowa,
córka piekarza,” a novel by Marek Hłasko.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2014: Między nami dobrze jest (No Matter
How Hard We Tried)
PHOTO BY KUBA DĄBROWSKI
No Matter How Hard We Tried
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Strefa nagości
NETHERLANDS – POLAND 2014
Director and screenwriter. Graduate
of the Radio and Television Department
of the University of Silesia; studied film
directing in Amsterdam. Author
of a number of documentary films. Her
feature debut Nothing Personal (2009)
received multiple awards at international
film festivals, including the award for Best
Director, Best Debut and the FIPRESCI
prize at the Locarno film festival. Her
second feature Code Blue premiered
in the Directors’ Fortnight in Cannes
in 2011.
75 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Urszula Antoniak director of photography Piotr Sobociński Jr. PSC edited by Katharina Wartena, Milenia Fiedler PSM
production design by Gerard Loomans, Marek Warszawski (Poland) costume design by Bho Roosterman make-up artists Jacqueline Hoogendijk,
Kinga Krulikowska (Poland) sound by Jan Schermer cast Imaan Hammam, Sammy Boonstra producers Frans van Gestel, Arnold Heslenfeld,
Laurette Schillings, Dariusz Jabłoński, Violetta Kamińska, Izabela Wójcik produced by Topkapi Films (Netherlands), Apple Film Productions
www.applefilm.pl line producers Niko Post, Nicky Tüske, Andrzej Besztak production coordinator Grzegorz Olkowski co-financed by the Dutch Film
Fund and the Polish Film Institute distribution in the Netherlands Wild Bunch Benelux distribution in Poland open world sales Reel Suspects
www.reelsuspects.com
FILMOGRAPHY:
2009: Nic osobistego (Nothing Personal)
2011: Code Blue
PHOTO BY TOPKAPI FILMS
2014: Strefa nagości (Nude Area)
A hypnotic exploration of love and its various stages, inspired by Roland Barthes’ “A Lover’s Discourse.” A 15-year-old Dutch girl falls
in love with a beautiful Arab girl. The two young women play a game of emotional chess, only to realize that love is measured by its
loss.
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Maciej Sobieszczański
Performer
POLAND 2015
63 MIN
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written and directed by Maciej Sobieszczański, Łukasz Ronduda director of photography Łukasz Gutt PSC music by Antoni Komasa-Łazarkiewicz
edited by Rafał Listopad PSM, Mateusz Romaszkan production design by Joanna Kaczyńska costume design by Marta Ostrowicz make-up artist
Olga Najbauer casting director Marta Kownacka cast Oskar Dawicki, Agata Buzek, Andrzej Chyra, Zbigniew Warpechowski, Anda Rottenberg,
Jakub Gierszał, Arkadiusz Jakubik, Katarzyna Zawadzka producers Wojciech Marczewski, Kuba Kosma produced by Wajda Studio, Chełmska 21,
00-724 Warsaw, Poland, ph./fax +48 22 851 10 56-57, [email protected] [email protected] www.wajdaschool.pl co-produced by Artcore,
Film Factory, Heliograf, Telewizja Polska executive producers Zuzanna Król, Katarzyna Ślesicka, Joanna Szymańska line producer Paweł
Sosnowski co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, Art Stations Foundation production manager Paweł Sosnowski distribution in Poland and
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Screenwriter, playwright, director. Lecturer
at the ‘Studio Prób’ Feature Programme
and the ‘Script’ Screenwriting Programme
at the Wajda School and the Lodz Film
School. Finalist of the Hartley-Merrill
competition (currently SCRIPT PRO).
Wrote the screenplay for Arkadiusz
Jakubik’s award winning feature Prosta
historia o miłości (A Simple Story About
Love) and directed Urodziny, a short film
based on the works of Etgar Keret.
PHOTO BY MAGDA CHOŁYST / WAJDA STUDIO
Łukasz Ronduda
A story full of punk energy, based on the life of one of the most original and interesting contemporary artists – performer Oskar
Dawicki (playing himself). As in Dawicki’s other works, the established norms of moral, spiritual and social order are challenged and
put on trial. The combination of fact and fiction gives surprising insight into the modern art world. The Perfomer presents a mix of
performance art with the art of acting, and combines documentary filmmaking with a fictional narrative; Oscar Dawicki’s works are
linked together on screen not only by time and space, but also by narrative, drama and emotions.
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Art historian, screenwriter and director. In
his artistic and curatorial pursuit he
focuses on the interface between
contemporary art and cinema. Graduate
of the Wajda School programmes for
directors and for screenwriters. Curator of
the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.
Lecturer and author of books about art
and film. Producer of many films by
the most notable Polish artists.
Waldemar Krzystek
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Fotograf
POLAND 2014
Film and television director.
Directed multiple feature films, stage
plays and television series. Winner of film
awards at film festivals in Poland
(Koszalin, Gdynia) and abroad (San
Sebastian, Moscow, Chicago, New York City,
and Houston).
FILMOGRAPHY:
1986: W zawieszeniu (Suspended)
110 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Waldemar Krzystek written by Krzysztof Kopka, Waldemar Krzystek director of photography Arkadiusz Tomiak PSC edited by Marek
“Mulny” Mulica PSM production design by Dorota Dąbrowska costume design by Małgorzata Zacharska make-up artist Alina Janerka sound by
Wacław Pilkowski cast Tatiana Arntgolts, Alexandr Baluev, Sonia Bohosiewicz, Adam Woronowicz, Artem Tkachenko, Dmitry Ulyanov, Agata
Buzek, Tomasz Kot, Alena Babenko, Marat Basharov, Nodar Dzhanelidze, Aleksey Gorbunov, Andriei Kostash producers Ewa Jacuta, Małgorzata
Jurczak, Waldemar Krzystek producer Waldemar Krzystek produced by Kosmos Film, Bukowińska 22 lok 3b, 02-703 Warsaw, Poland,
ph. +48 601 541 020, +48 506 319 997, [email protected] co-produced by Odra Film, Telewizja Polska, Film Studio ORKA, Banana
Split Polska, Dreamsound, EBH Polska, Canal+ Cyfrowy executive producers Ewa Jacuta, Małgorzata Jurczak sponsored by KGHM Polska Miedź
and Fundacja Polska Miedź co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales Dorota
Paciarelli Films [email protected], TVP [email protected]
1989: Ostatni prom (The Last Ferry)
1992: Zwolnieni z życia (Dismissed from
Life)
AWARDS: //GDYNIA FILM FESTIVAL 2014: BEST SUPPORTING
ACTRESS (ALENA BABENKO), AWARD OF THE YOUTH JURY
1994: Polska śmierć (Polish Death)
2000: Nie ma zmiłuj
2008: Mała Moskwa (Little Moscow)
2011: 80 milionów (80 Million)
PHOTO BY GRZEGORZ SPAŁA
2014: Fotograf (The Photographer)
Legnica, 1974. A closed Soviet troops garrison. A seven-year old boy is being taken away by rail to a psychiatric hospital in Moscow. He is supposed to stay there forever.
Contemporary Moscow. Intelligence services are pursuing a serial killer called the Photographer. Natasza, the sole witness who has survived an encounter with the
Photographer, is to act as a bait. Why did he spare her life? How does Natasza know that the tracks of the murderer are to be followed in Poland?
Contemporary Legnica. Natasza and a Polish police officer are the only ones who do not want to kill the encircled Photographer. What is it that unites the three people?
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PHOTO BY FILM IT
Polish Shit
Polskie gówno
POLAND 2014
93 MIN
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directed by Grzegorz Jankowski written by Tymon Tymański director of photography Tomasz Madejski PSC music by Tymon Tymański, Robert
Brylewski, Arkadiusz Kraśniewski edited by Agnieszka Glińska PSM production design by Mirosław Golędzinowski costume design and make-up by
Iwona Bielska and Hanna Barto sound by Mateusz Adamczyk, Marcin Lenarczyk, Sebastian Witkowski cast Tymon Tymański, Robert Brylewski,
Grzegorz Halama, Filip Gałązka, Marcin Gałązka, Arkadiusz Kraśniewski, Marian Dziędziel, Arkadiusz Jakubik, Sonia Bohosiewicz producer Dariusz
Pietrykowski co-producers Tymon Tymański, Grzegorz Jankowski, Tomasz Kronenberg produced by Film it, Różana 32, 02-569 Warsaw, Poland,
ph. +48 22 853 8668, fax +48 22 852 1516, [email protected] co-produced by Agencja Reklamowa KOMA2, DzogZen Films, Grzegorz Jankowski
executive producers Tymon Tymański, Tomasz Kronenberg production manager Tomasz Kronenberg distribution in Poland Next Film
www.next-film.pl world sales open
PHOTO BY FILM IT
AWARDS: //2014 GDYNIA FILM FESTIVAL – AUDIENCE AWARD
Tranzystory, a reactivated rock band, set off on a concert tour with their new manager, a debt collector named Czesław Skandal. As
they travel, they will have their share of surprises and disappointments. Will the friendship between these musicians survive this
difficult test?
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Film and television director, screenwriter.
Author of multiple television shows and
documentaries. Author of the concept
an co-writer of the award-winning script
for Chrzest (The Christening). Polskie
gówno (Polish Shit) marks his feature
debut.
Marcin Koszałka
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Czerwony pająk
POLAND 2015
Documentary filmmaker,
cinematographer, screenwriter.
Graduate of the Radio and Television
Department of the University of Silesia
in Katowice. Winner of multiple awards for
his documentaries. Member of the Polish
Film Academy and the European Film
Academy.
Red Spider marks his feature debut.
95 MIN
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directed by Marcin Koszałka written by Marcin Koszałka, Łukasz M. Maciejewski based on “Lolo”, an original screenplay by Marta Szreder
director of photography Marcin Koszałka PSC production design by Magdalena Dipont, Ryszard Melliwa costume design by Magdalena Biedrzycka
make-up artist Magdalena Łęcka cast Filip Pławiak, Adam Woronowicz, Julia Kijowska, Wojciech Zieliński, Małgorzata Foremniak, Marek Kalita,
Przemysław Bluszcz, Piotr Głowacki, Adam Konopka, Dorota Landowska producer Agnieszka Kurzydło produced by Mental Disorder 4,
Narbutta 25 a/20, 02-536 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 646 55 93 contact www.md4.eu [email protected] ph. +48 22 126 89 47 co-produced by
Kraków Festival Office, Orange, Zentropa Int. Poland, Fog’n’desire (Czech Republic), Sokol Kollar (Slovakia) line producer Mirella Zaradkiewicz
co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, Krakow Regional Film Fund, State Cinematography Fund Czech Republic, Slovak Audiovisual Fund
distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY (AS DIRECTOR), DOCUMENTARIES:
1999: Takiego pięknego syna urodziłam
(Such a Nice Son I Gave Birth To)
2003: Made in Poland; Imieniny
2004: Jakoś to będzie (Come What May)
Friendly Death); Cały dzień razem (All Day
Together)
2007: Martwe ciało; Istnienie
(The Existence)
2008: Wyrok na życie (Sentenced for
Life – documentary series); Do bólu [in:]
Dekalog… po dekalogu;
2010: Ucieknijmy od niej (Let’s Run Away
from Her); Deklaracja nieśmiertelności
(The Declaration of Immortality)
2012: Zabójca z lubieżności (The Lust
Killer); Będziesz legendą człowieku (You’re
Gonna Be a Legend, Man)
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PHOTO BY ADAM GOLEC
2006: Śmierć z ludzką twarzą (User
Set in 1960s communist Poland, this story was inspired by real events. Karol, a young teenager from a good family, is at the threshold
of life and has no major problems. Things change when he becomes an accidental witness to a murder. Guided by curiosity, he follows
the murderer, eventually being drawn into a disciple-mentor relationship and forming a strong emotional bond with the killer.
A film about the mechanisms that come into play when “a serial killer is born”.
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Jakub Polakowski
Arbiter uwagi
POLAND 2014
82 MIN
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written and directed by Jakub Polakowski director of photography Krzysztof Sobierański music by Mateusz Śmigasiewicz edited by Damian
Kuligowski production design by Paweł Cukier costume design by Izabela Dziekiewicz make-up artists Wioleta Saliwon, Ewa Kizelbach sound by
Jarosław Sadowski cast Piotr Żurawski, Paweł Koślik, Barbara Horawianka, Katarzyna Maria Zielińska, Jacek Kwiecień, Natalia Sikora, Agata
Wątróbska, Krzysztof Plewako-Szczerbiński, Andrzej Konopka, Aleksandra Grzelak producers Jakub Polakowski, Damian Kuligowski
co-produced by iSlate, Sudio Bank, Photoproduction, New Impact Media production manager Damian Kuligoski distribution in Poland and world
sales open
Born in 1978. Film director and editor.
Graduated in editing from the National
Film School in Łódź. Winner of multiple
film awards at Polish film festivals for his
documentary The Man with the Plastic
Bag.
FILMOGRAPHY:
PHOTO BY KRZYSZTOF SOBIERAŃSKI
2014: Arbiter uwagi (Referee of Attention)
The story of a notorious liar trying to go back to a normal life following a period of rehab in a psychiatric hospital. The rhythm of his
life will no longer be determined by gambling and sports betting. Ironically, the fraud that once helped him get money for gambling
can now help him not to gamble.
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Diego Lerman
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Refugiado
Pod ochroną
ARGENTINA – POLAND – COLOMBIA – FRANCE – GERMANY 2014
Director, screenwriter, producer. Born
in Buenos Aires in 1976.
Studied Image and Sound Design at
the University of Buenos Aires
and Dramaturgy at the Municipal School
of Dramatic Arts, editing at the San
Antonio de los Banos School (Cuba),
and acting at the Theatre Sports.
80 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Diego Lerman written by Diego Lerman, Maria Meira director of photography Wojciech Staroń PSC music by Jose Villalobos production
design by Micaela Saiegh costume design by Sandra Fink make-up artist Beatushka Wojtowicz sound by Julian Catz cast Julieta Diaz, Sebastian
Molinaro producers Nicolas Avruj, Małgorzata Staroń produced by Campo Cine co-produced by INCAA, World Cinema Fund, Aide aux cinemas du
monde co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Poland Nowe Horyzonty www.nowehoryzonty.pl world sales Memento Film
International www.memento-films.com
Seven-year-old Matías returns home from a friend’s birthday party to find his mother, Laura, unconscious on the floor.
When she comes to, they leave home and rush to a shelter for abused women where they spend 48 hours before Laura decides to
start rebuilding her life somewhere else. Through the eyes of Matías we will follow their escape in a city where everything Matías
once knew will feel dangerous and foreign, until Laura can find a secure place to raise her son.
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Julia Kowalski
Zagubieni
FRANCE – POLAND 2015
90 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Julia Kowalski director of photography Simon Beaufils music by Daniel Kowalski edited by Martial Salomon production
design by Helene Cisterne, Monika Sajko-Gradowska costume design by Ada Cichowicz make-up artist Anna Nobel Nobielska sound by Philippe
Deschamps cast Liv Henneguier, Yoann Zimmer, Andrzej Chyra, Artur Steranko producers Maria Blicharska, Monika Sajko-Gradowska (Poland),
Mina Driouche (France) produced by Donten&LacroixFilms, Pietraszewicza-Lota 1 m3, 02-790 Warsaw, Poland; LesFilms de Francoise (France)
co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, CNC, Region Bretagne, Arte/Coficine, Cine+ production managers Maciek Hamela, Veronique Lamarche
distribution and world sales open
PHOTO BY SIMON BEAUFILS
AWARDS: //2013 SOPADIN GRAND PRIX FOR BEST SCREENPLAY
//SECOND PRIZE IN 2014 SCRIPT PRO //PRIX CINÉMA
BEAUMARCHAIS-SACD
Józef travels to Bretagne in search of Roman, the son he abandoned 15 years earlier. He turns to Rose -- his boss’ teenage daughter -for help. But what he cannot foresee are the consequences of this move.
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Director and screenwriter, born in France
to Polish parents. Roman and Rose marks
her feature debut.
PHOTO BY SIMON BEAUFILS
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Marynarz w Łodzi
POLAND 2014
Director, actor, screenwriter, translator,
producer.
Born in 1967. Studied at La Femis in Paris
and at the Lodz Film School. Author
of award-winning documentary films,
including the feature documentary Moja
ulica, as well as short features.
Marynarz w Łodzi (The Sailor’s Stories)
marks his feature debut.
90 MIN
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written and directed by Marcin Latałło director of photography Andrzej Wojciechowski music by Tomasz Wiracki edited by Svitlana Topor sound by
Radosław Ochnio cast Justyna Wasilewska, Marcin Latałło, Monika Buchowiec, Julia Pietrucha, Jacek Jung, Ewa Szykulska, Mateusz JordanMłodzianowski, Zygmunt Malanowicz, Aleksandra Wiśniewska, Adam Fidusiewicz producer Marcin Latałło produced by Camera Obscura,
Foksal 12/14 lok. 33, 00-366 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 693 033 713, [email protected] co-produced by Arches co-financed by the Polish Film
Institute supported by the Łódź Film Fund distribution in Poland and world sales open
TOMASZ URBANEK / EAST NEWS
PHOTO BY KAROLINA ZIELIŃSKA
Marcin Latałło
A man arrives in the city of Łódź and, in this sad place, he tells a different story to each person he meets: before becoming a sailor, he
used to climb the Himalayas, dance the tango in Argentina, study gastronomy in France and Kung Fu at the ShaoLin monastery, and
now he is a private detective, tracking a serial killer. But the truth is that he is making up all these stories, as he can’t remember his
true identity. When the police finds the body of a dead girl in a barrel, just like in one of the sailor’s stories, he too will need to find his
way out of a tight spot.
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Tajemniczy sojusznik
UK – POLAND 2012
100 MIN
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PHOTO BY PETER FUDAKOWSKI
written and directed by Piotr Fudakowski director of photography Michał Tywoniuk music by Guy Farley edited by Jarosław Barzan PSM production
design by Pongnarin Jonghawklang costume design by Preeyanan “Lin” Suwannathda sound by Kacper Habisiak, Marcin Kasiński, Annop Jaikaew
cast Jack Laskey, Zhu Zhu, Ching-ting Hsia producers Piotr Fudakowski, Tom Waller co-producer Michał Kwieciński produced by The UK Film &
Television Production Company PLC, Secret Sharer executive producers Joseph D’Morais, Alan Howden, Hakan Kousetta, Rupert Lywood, Julia
Palau, Henrietta Fudakowski production manager Maria Krauss [email protected] world sales Moviehouse Entertainment
www.moviehouseent.com
Two thirty-year-olds meet in strange circumstances. Konrad is the captain of a ship on which Li, a Chinese woman and the wife
of another ship captain, is hiding after being wrongly accused of murder. Konrad may be captain, but his Chinese crew is rather
hostile towards him.
A love story set against the confrontation of Eastern and Western cultures, based on “The Secret Sharer” – a short story by Joseph
Conrad.
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Polish-born producer and director.
Produced Tsotsi, a film by Gavin Hood,
which received the Best Foreign Language
Film Academy Award®.
Associate producer of Hysteria by Tanya
Wexler, Keeping Mum by Niall Johnson,
Prowokator by Krzysztof Lang, and many
other television films and documentaries.
In 2014 Piotr Fudakowski received
the Wings Award at the Polish Film
Festival in America (PFFA) in Chicago for
achievements in the art of film outside of
Poland.
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TRAILER
Służby specjalne
POLAND 2014
Born in 1977. Director and screenwriter with
a degree in sociology. Winner of multiple
film awards for his debut feature Pitbull.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2005: Pitbull
115 MIN
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written and directed by Patryk Vega director of photography Mirosław Brożek music by Łukasz Targosz edited by Tomasz Ostrowski production
design by Dorota Sławecka costume design by Weronika Orlińska make-up artist Ewa Jarosz sound by Tomasz Dukszta, Maciej Pawłowski
cast Olga Bołądź, Janusz Chabior, Wojciech Zieliński, Kamilla Baar, Jan Frycz, Andrzej Grabowski, Agata Kulesza, Wojciech Machnicki producers
Emil Stępień, Patryk Vega produced by Ent One Investments, Sarmacka 15/29, 02-972 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by Add Sum, Aeroplan,
Octocam Servimedia production manager Marcin Kaniewski distribution in Poland Vue Movie Distribution www.vuemovie.pl world sales open
2010: Ciacho
2012: Hans Kloss. Stawka większa niż
śmierć
2013: Last Minute
2014: Służby specjalne (Secret Wars)
AWARDS: //2014 SILVER TICKET AWARD OF THE POLISH
CINEMAS ASSOCIATION
PHOTO BY ANDRZEJ BOLDANIUK
PHOTO BY ANDRZEJ BOLDANIUK
Patryk Vega
A behind the scenes look at the life and work of secret service agents. When an elite military intelligence unit is shut down,
the politicians come to realize that Poland has been deprived of its eyes and ears. A new secret service unit is created. Among its
recruits is an insubordinate second lieutenant who had been fired from the Internal Security Agency, a captain who recently
returned from his tour in Afghanistan, and a former colonel of the communist secret police. As they work on scandals that make
front-page news, they are forced to face the demons of their past. One day they will discover that they don’t really know who they’re
working for.
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Jan Kidawa-Błoński
Gwiazdy
POLAND 2015
120 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Jan Kidawa-Błoński written by Jan Kidawa-Błoński, Jacek Kondracki director of photography Michał Englert edited by Jan Kidawa-Błoński Jr production design by Elwira Pluta costume design by Ilona Binarsch make-up artist Mirosława Wojtczak sound by Adam Wilk
cast Mateusz Kościukiewicz, Paweł Deląg, Magdalena Cielecka, Sebastian Fabijański, Karolina Szymczak, Wojciech Mecwaldowski, Marian
Dziędziel, Eryk Lubos, Adam Woronowicz producers Jarosław Pachowski, Andrzej Serdiukow produced by Film Point Group, Al. Jerozolimskie 212,
02-486 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 505 171 766, [email protected] co-produced by the City of Zabrze, Telewizja Polska, the National
Centre for Culture executive producer Teresa Dworzecka co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Mirosław Warchoł distribution
in Poland Forum Film Poland www.forumfilm.pl
Director and producer. Graduated in film
directing from the National Film School in
Łódź in 1981. Head of the Polish
Filmmakers Association from 1990
to 1994. Member of the Polish Film
Academy.
FILMOGRAPHY:
1984: Trzy stopy nad ziemią (Three Feet
Above the Ground)
1988: Męskie sprawy (Men’s Business)
1992: Pamiętnik znaleziony w garbie
(Diary in a Marble)
1996: Wirus (The Virus)
2005: Skazany na bluesa (Destined for
Blues)
2010: Różyczka (Little Rose)
2013: W ukryciu (In Hiding)
2015: Gwiazdy (Stars)
A story of passion, rivalry, love, and friendship. Jan Banaś, acclaimed Silesian football player of the 1960s and 1970s, struggles to
makes his dreams come true on and off the field. Stars is the story of a great love between young people torn by passion and
ambition.
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Stars
Dariusz Gajewski
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Obce niebo
POLAND 2015
Film director, producer and screenwriter.
Studied directing at the National Film
School in Łódź. Winner of the Grand Amber
Award at the Koszalin Film Festival. His
feature debut Warszawa received
the Grand Prize and awards for Best
Director, Best Screenplay and several
others at the Polish Film Festival in
Gdynia, as well as the Platinum Award at
the 2005 WorldFest IFF in Houston and
Special Jury Award in Svietlogorsk
in 2005. In 2008, he was elected head of
the Munk Studio Programme Council.
Author of multiple documentaries.
98 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Dariusz Gajewski written by Dariusz Gajewski, Michał Godzic director of photography Monika Lenczewska music by Paweł Mykietyn
edited by Grażyna Gradoń production design by Joanna Macha costume design by Beata Nyczaj make-up artist Olga Nejbauer sound by Jarosław
Bajdowski cast Agnieszka Grochowska, Bartłomiej Topa, Barbara Kubiak, Ewa Fröling, Gerhard Hoberstorfer, Tanja Lorentzon, Per Morberg, Irene
Lindh, Oleh Drach, Alona Szostak, Jan Englert, Magdalena Boczarska producers Dariusz Gajewski, Kuba Kosma co-producers Dariusz Gąsiorowski,
Robert Kijak, Anna Waśniewska-Gill produced by TAKFILM, Al. Jerozolimskie 121/123 M. 39, 02-017 Warsaw, Poland co-produced by TVN, Agora,
LSW Leśnodorski Ślusarek i Wspólnicy executive producer TAKFILM co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Maria Krauss
distribution in Poland Next Film www.next-film.pl world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
2002: Alarm
2003: Warszawa (Warsaw)
2015: Obce niebo (Strange Heaven)
PHOTO BY MONIKA LENCZEWSKA
2007: Lekcje Pana Kuki (Mr. Kuka’s Advice)
Basia and Marek have been on the run their whole lives. Along with their nine-year-old daughter Ula, they experience what it’s like to
be an immigrant in Sweden. When a Swedish social worker visits their home, she witnesses Ula’s everyday reality, as seen from
the perspective of the local culture. Ula is then taken away from her parents and placed in foster care.
Will Basia and Marek stick together and fight for Ula? Will they succeed in rebuilding their bond and their family?
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Michał Rogalski
Letnie przesilenie
POLAND – GERMANY 2014
100 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Michał Rogalski director of photography Jerzy Zieliński, ASC, PSC music by Alexander Hacke edited by Milenia Fiedler, Joanna
Brühl production design by Janusz Sosnowski interior design by Wiesława Chojkowska costume design by Anna Englert, Magdalena
Rutkiewicz-Luterek make-up artists Monika Kaleta, Dorothea Wiedermann sound by Paul Rischer cast Filip Piotrowicz, Jonas Nay, Urszula
Bogucka, Maria Semotiuk, Gerdy Zint, Andre M. Hennicke, Steffen Scheumann, Bartłomiej Topa, Agnieszka Krukówna producers Maciej
Strzembosz, Ewa Borguńska, René Frotscher, Eva-Marie Martens co-producers Rene Frotscher, Eva-Marie Martens produced by Prasa i Film,
Chełmska 21 bud. 4 lok. 53, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, [email protected]; Sunday Filmproduktions, Schulstraße 10, 06108 Halle, Germany,
ph. +49 345 44572053 co-produced by Telewizja Polska, WFDiF, Odra-Film, S.P. Orka, Mafilm, Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, Synchron und
Tonstudio Leipzig executive producers Maria Gołoś, Alexander Martens, Thomas Jeschner, Volker Zobelt, Andreas Richter co-financed by the Polish
Film Institute, Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Deutscher Filmförderfonds production managers Andrzej
Besztak, Grzegorz Olkowski, Christoph Kukula distribution in Poland open world sales WIDE Management www.widemanagement.com
Rural Poland, 1943. Four young people: Bunia, a Jewish girl who escaped from a train to the death camps; Guido, a German officer;
and two Poles – Romek and Franka, are brought together by a series of extraordinary events. They find something that during
wartime can be both an escape and a source of danger – love.
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director, screenwriter. Studied at
the Department of Political Science of
the University of Warsaw. Graduated in
film directing from the National Film
School in Łódź in 2001.
2009: Ostatnia akcja (The Last Action)
2014: Letnie przesilenie (Summer
Solstice)
PHOTO BY FILIP PIOTROWICZ
Summer Solstice
PHOTO BY
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Under Electric Clouds
Pod elektrycznymi chmurami
RUSSIA – UKRAINE – POLAND 2015
One of the most internationally acclaimed
Russian directors of the young generation.
His first film Last Train won best debut at
the 2003 Venice IFF. His feature Paper
Soldier won the Silver Lion, best director
and best cinematography at the 2008
Venice IFF and was one of the most
successful Russian productions of 2008.
FILMOGRAPHY:
2003: Ostatni Pociąg (Last Train)
133 MIN
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written and directed by Alexey German Jr. director of photography Evgeniy Privin, Sergey Mikhalchuk music by Andrey Surotdinov edited by Sergey
Ivanov production design by Elene Okopnaya costume design by Elene Okopnaya make-up artists Natalia Krimskaya, Galina Ponomareva sound by
Ivan Gusakov cast Louis Franck, Merab Ninidze, Viktoriya Korotkova, Chulpan Khamatova, Anastasiya Melnikova, Piotr Gąsowski producers Artem
Vasiliev (Metrafilms Ltd, Russia), Andrey Saveliev (Russia), Rushan Nasibulin (Russia), Sergey Antonov, Egor Olesov (Linked Films Ltd, Ukraine)
co-producers Dariusz Jabłoński, Violetta Kamińska, Izabela Wójcik (Apple Film Production), Krzysztof Zanussi (TOR Film Production) produced by
Metrafilms (Russia), Rochdelskaya str 15/8, 123022, Moscow, Russia, [email protected], ph. +7 495 9566180 co-produced by Apple Film
Production, Żelazna 59, I piętro, 00-848 Warsaw, Poland, [email protected], ph. +48 22 851 84 40 executive producers Artem Vasiliev,
Andrey Saveliev, Rushan Nasibulin co-financed by Metrafilms (Russia), Linked Films (Ukraine) in co-production with Apple Film Production
(Poland), Polish Television (Poland) and the support of TOR Film Production (Poland) and Metranom Studio (Russia) production managers
Alexey Lvovich, Yuri Miroshnichenko distribution in Poland open world sales Films Boutique www.filmsboutique.com
2005: Garpastum
2008: Papierowy Żołnierz (Paper Soldier)
2015: Pod elektrycznymi chmurami (Under
Electric Clouds)
A series of stories about Russia over the course of the past 20 years. A bittersweet tale, in which the past, the present and the future
constantly intertwine, with each perspective equally strong and set against the other two.
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Wojtek Smarzowski
Wołyń
POLAND 2016
CA 120 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Wojtek Smarzowski director of photography Piotr Sobociński jr. PSC music by Mikołaj Trzaska edited by Paweł Laskowski
PSM production design by Marek Zawierucha costume design by Magdalena Rutkiewicz-Luterk, Wanda Kowalska, Andrzej Grabarczyk make-up
artist Ewa Drobiec sound by Jacek Hamela cast Michalina Łabacz, Arkadiusz Jakubik, Adrian Zaremba, Jacek Braciak, Lech Dyblik, Izabela Kuna,
Kinga Preis producers Dariusz Pietrykowski, Andrzej Połeć produced by Film it, Różana 32, 02-569 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 853 8668,
fax +48 22 852 1516, [email protected] co-produced by Telewizja Polska, Orange, Andrzej Łudziński Productions and HBO Polska executive
producers Dariusz Pietrykowski, Andrzej Połeć, Feliks Pastusiak co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, Lubelskie Voivodship Marshall’s Office,
Podkarpackie Voivodship Marshall’s Office production manager Paweł Bareński distribution in Poland Forum Film Poland www.forumfilm.pl
world sales open
Director and screenwriter. Graduated in
cinematography from the National Film
School in Łódź. Winner of multiple awards
at film festivals in Poland and abroad.
FILMOGRAPHY:
1998: Małżowina (The Earlobe)
2004: Wesele (The Wedding)
2009: Dom zły (Dark House)
2011: Róża (Rosa)
2013: Drogówka (Traffic Department)
2014: Pod Mocnym Aniołem (The Mighty
Angel)
PHOTO BY KRZYSZTOF WIKTOR / FILM IT
2016: Wołyń
An epic period drama set during the time of the Second World War. Spanning six years, the story is set mainly in a small village in
the Volhynia region, a village inhabited by Ukrainians, Poles, and Jews. Then History viciously tampers with the lives of the local
residents. In the summer of 1943, a wave of ethnic cleansing sweeps over the area. In a sea of brutality and hate, Zosia Głowacka
makes every effort to save the lives of her children and herself.
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Volhynia
Dariusz Glazer
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INDEX
Mur
POLAND 2014
COLOUR
written and directed by Dariusz Glazer director of photography Wojciech Staroń PSC production design by Anna Wunderlich costume design by
Natalia Czeczott make-up artist Janusz Kaleja sound by Maria Chilarecka cast Tomasz Schuchardt, Aleksandra Konieczna, Marta Nieradkiewicz,
Dariusz Toczek, Ewa Kasprzyk, Piotr Machalica, Ewa Kolasińska, Rafał Maćkowiak, Krzysztof Olszewski producers Jacek Bromski, Ewa
Jastrzębska, Dariusz Gajewski produced by the Polish Filmmakers Association – Munk Studio, Krakowskie Przedmieście 7, 00-068 Warsaw,
Poland, ph. +48 22 556 54 740, fax +48 22 556 54 69, [email protected] www.studiomunka.pl co-produced by Telewizja Polska
co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Sylwia Rajdaszka distribution in Poland and world sales open
PHOTO BY M. MIKOŁAJCZYK
the Radio and Television Department
of the University of Silesia. Co-wrote
the script for the award-winning feature
Chrzest (The Christening) by Marcin Wrona.
Wrote and directed Podróż, a film made
within the framework of the 30 Minutes
programme.
Winner of the Hartley-Merrill
and ScriptPro competitions.
90 MIN
A young man decides to start a fresh chapter in his life. Having worked as a contractor on a newly built, gated estate, he now rents
a flat there himself, cutting himself off from his old life in a run-down tenement house with his mother and her need for medical
care. But the new reality quickly puts all his illusions to bed. If he wants to change, he will first have to tackle all the baggage from
his past. Will he hesitate before leaping over the wall?
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Noc Walpurgi
POLAND 2015
75 MIN
BLACK & WHITE
directed by Marcin Bortkiewicz written by Marcin Bortkiewicz, Magdalena Gauer director of photography Andrzej Wojciechowski music by Marek
Czerniewicz edited by Piotr Mendelowski production design by Katarzyna Sobańska, Marcel Sławiński costume design by Emilia Czartoryska
make-up artist Eliza Bergchauzen sound by Agata Chodyra cast Małgorzata Zajączkowska, Philippe Tłokiński producer Sebastian Petryk produced
by PS FILM Sebastian Petryk, Moniuszki 7/30, 76-200 Słupsk, Poland, ph. +48 501 495 685, [email protected] executive producer
Sebastian Petryk co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager Sebastian Petryk distribution in Poland and world sales open
Director, screenwriter, film and stage
actor. Graduate of the University of
Gdańsk and the Wajda School. His debut
short documentary Early Learning
brought him recognition of the jury at
the 2009 Krakow Film Festival. His short
film Drawn from Memory, produced by
Munk Studio within the framework of
the 30 Minutes programme, screened in
Directors’ Fortnight at the 2012 Cannes
Film Festival.
2004: Reguły gry – documentary
2009: Nauczanie początkowe (Early
Learning) – documentary
2009: Sublokator – short
2011: Portret z pamięci (Drawn from
Memory) – short
2013: Lewa połowa twarzy (The Left Side
of the Face) – documentary
2015: Noc Walpurgi (Walpurgis Night)
A young journalist interviews an opera star. As the night unfolds -- a night full of events ranging from the comic and farcical to
the tragic, a night of violence and tenderness -- they learn something a certain truth about themselves. What they discover
completely changes the values they hold dear.
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Walser
POLAND 2015
Born in 1959. Artist, performer, author of
installations and videos. Gained critical
acclaim in the mid-1990s with his work
‘Urządzenia korekcyjne’ (‘Correcting
Devices’), further secured by his most
famous work ‘Lego. Concentration Camp.’
78 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Zbigniew Libera written by Zbigniew Libera, Grzegorz Jankowicz director of photography Adam Sikora music by Robert Piotrowicz
edited by Beata Walentowska production design by Zbigniew Libera, Sebastian Gomułka costume and make-up concept by Katarzyna
Jarnuszkiewicz, Szymon Gaszczyński costume design by Ilona Binarsch, Joanna Talejko make-up artist Aleksandra Dutkiewicz sound by Grzegorz
Kucharski cast Krzysztof Stroiński producers Agata Szymańska,+48 514 593 757, Magdalena Kamińska,+48 601 980 737 co-producers Paweł
Potoroczyn, Krzysztof Dudek, Remigiusz Przełożny, Jacek Kulczycki co-produced by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, National Cultural Centre, Film
District, Studio Produkcyjne ORKA co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production managers Magdalena Kamińska, Agata Szymańska
distribution in Poland and world sales open
PHOTO BY KATARZYNA KONIARZ
PHOTO BY KATARZYNA KONIARZ
Zbigniew Libera
A vision of the future world, where mankind suffers from infertility.
Walser is found in the forest by the members of an unknown community. Despite initial difficulties with communication, since
the members of the community use a language Walser doesn’t know, they eventually establish a bond of common understanding.
Walser quickly realizes that this community is not affected by the infertility plague; there are children of different ages hanging out
in the settlement. After a while, Walser learns the basics of the Contehili language and is able to explain that they have the power to
save mankind from extinction.
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Jan Komasa
Miasto 44
POLAND 2014
130 MIN
COLOUR
written and directed by Jan Komasa director of photography Marian Prokop PSC music by Antoni Łazarkiewicz edited by Michał Czarnecki production design by
Grzegorz Piątkowski, Marek Warszewski costume design by Dorota Roqueplo, Magdalena Jadwiga Rutkiewicz-Luterek set decoration by Kinga Babczyńska,
Inga Palacz make-up artist Dariusz Krysiak sound by Bartosz Putkiewicz cast Józef Pawłowski, Zofia Wichłacz, Anna Próchniak, Maurycy Popiel, Antoni
Królikowski, Karolina Staniec, Tomasz Schuchardt, Filip Gurłacz, Grzegorz Daukszewicz, Michał Mikołajczak, Jan Kowalewski, Michał Meyer, Marianna
Januszewicz, Magdalena Koleśnik, Max Riemelt, Enno Kalisch, Monika Kwiatkowska, Michał Czarnecki, Filip Szczepkowski producer Michał Kwieciński
produced by Akson Studio, Piękna 44 A, 00-672 Warsaw, Poland, ph. +48 22 840 68 30, fax +48 22 841 77 82, [email protected] contact Olga
Kwiecińska [email protected] co-produced by the National Centre for Culture (NCK), Telewizja Polska, Orange Polska, the Warsaw Rising
Museum executive producers Katarzyna Fukacz-Cebula, Małgorzata Fogel-Gabryś line producer Magdalena Badura main sponsor ING Bank Śląski Honorary
Patronage of the President of the Republic of Poland Mr. Bronisław Komorowski co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, the City of Łódź, the Foundation for
Polish-German Cooperation distribution in Poland Kino Świat www.kinoswiat.pl world sales Artist View Entertainment, Inc. www.artistviewent.com
PHOTO BY AKSON STUDIO, OLA GROCHOWSKA
AWARDS: //CHICAGO POLISH FILM FESTIVAL: SPECIAL AUDIENCE AWARD
//GDYNIA FILM FESTIVAL 2014: BEST ACTRESS (ZOFIA WICHŁACZ)
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Warsaw 44 is a story of young Varsovians full of life
and passion. They live their lives as if each day was to
be their last. It’s not, however, due to their bravado or
recklessness – this attitude is a natural thing
considering the reality they face. We get to know
the movie’s main characters (Stefan, Biedronka and
Kama) shortly before the Uprising breaks out in
summer 1944. Young Poles see their involvement in
the underground movement not only as a patriotic
duty, but also as an adventure, an opportunity to brag
to their peers and impress girls. They witness sacrifice
and heroism, but also cruelty, betrayal and murder.
They learn about love and discover what hate feels
like. History teaches them a bloody and brutal lesson
in growing up.
Director and screenwriter.
Born in 1981. Graduate
of the Lodz Film School.
Author of the awardwinning student film Fajnie,
że jesteś (Nice to See You;
Cannes, 2004)
and the Warsaw segment
in Oda do radości (Ode to
Joy). Winner of awards
in Poland and abroad for
his feature Sala
samobójców (Suicide
Room).
FILMOGRAPHY:
2005: Warszawa (Warsaw)
[in:] Oda do radości (Ode to
Joy)
2011: Sala samobójców
(Suicide Room)
2014: Powstanie
Warszawskie (Warsaw
Rising); Miasto 44
(Warsaw 44)
Natalia Koryncka-Gruz
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TRAILER
Warsaw by Night
POLAND 2014
Director of documentary and feature films,
producer. Graduated in Polish studies from
the University of Warsaw and from
the Lodz Film School.
Winner of several awards for her student
film 1-1, her feature debut Amok, her
documentary Zbig, and her made-fortelevision film Piekło niebo.
Directs television series and television
plays. Member of the Polish Film Academy.
95 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Natalia Koryncka-Gruz written by Marek Modzelewski directors of photography Zdzisław Najda PSC, Michał Sobociński music by
Aleksander Gruz edited by Marceli Majer PSM production design by Katarzyna Filimoniuk costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska, Sandra Kowalska
make-up artist Ewa Kowalewska sound by Grzegorz Kucharski cast Stanisława Celińska, Izabela Kuna, Roma Gąsiorowska, Marta Mazurek,
Agata Kulesza, Joanna Kulig, Marian Dziędziel, Leszek Lichota, Piotr Głowacki, Łukasz Simlat, Kazimierz Kaczor, Józef Pawłowski, Jacek Rozenek,
Gabriela Muskała, Katarzyna Kwiatkowska, Piotr Nowak, Agnieszka Żulewska producer Natalia Koryncka-Gruz [email protected]
co-producer Ilona Łepkowska produced by Eureka Studio co-produced by ATM System, Studio Produkcyjne Orka line producer Klaudia Śmieja
co-financed by the Polish Film Institute and the Mazovian Film Fund distribution in Poland and world sales open
FILMOGRAPHY:
1998: Amok
2015: Warsaw by Night
Helena, Iga, Maja, and Renata – four women of different ages – travel across Warsaw in search of a human connection. Unaware
of each other, they cross paths at a night club called ‘Warsaw by Night.’ In their night-time journey across the city, they are
accompanied by random acquaintances and the same cab driver.
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Grzegorz Zariczny
Fale
POLAND 2015
80 MIN
COLOUR
PHOTO BY MIROSŁAW SOSNOWSKI / STUDIO MUNKA-SFP
written and directed by Grzegorz Zariczny director of photography Weronika Bilska edited by Bartosz Pietras production design by Grzegorz
Piątkowski costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska, Julia Jarża make-up artist Beata Rółkowska sound by Krzysztof Ridan cast Katarzyna Kopeć,
Beata Schimscheiner, Artur Krajewski, Dagmara Krasowska, Wiesław Cichy, Agata Pruchniewska, Edyta Torhan, Ania Kąsek, Daniel Furmaniak,
Jolanta Olszewska, Tomasz Schimscheiner, Maja Berełkowska producers Jacek Bromski, Ewa Jastrzębska, Dariusz Gajewski produced by Munk
Studio, Polish Filmmakers Association co-produced by the Krakow Festival Office co-financed by the Polish Film Institute production manager
Sylwia Rajdaszka distribution in Poland and world sales open
As she comes of age, Kasia finds herself at a moment in life when she needs to make a number of key decisions. At first, her situation
appears hopeless; everyone around her is dragging her down. But with her moral instincts and good intuition about good and evil,
she will manage to attempt to change her fate, despite her young age.
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the Radio and Television Department of
the University of Silesia. Finished
the documentary course at the Wajda
School. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at
the Sundance Film Festival for his
documentary Gwizdek (The Whistle).
PHOTO BY MIROSŁAW SOSNOWSKI/ STUDIO MUNKA-SFP
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INDEX
Kolekcja sukienek
POLAND 2015
Born in 1977. Graduated from the Poznań
Drama School and the Department of
Natural Sciences of the University of
Wrocław. Writer, stage and film director.
Winner of multiple arts awards. Head of
the ‘Quest Europe’ International Auteur
Film Festival.
90 MIN
COLOUR
directed by Marzena Więcek written by Marzena Więcek, Jacek Kasprzycki based on ‘Mówią o sobie’ by Marta Rybarczyk director of photography
Łukasz Dębski production design by Marzena Więcek, Grzegorz Czajka costume design by Anna Adamczewska make-up artist Agnieszka Der
sound by Rafał Szmigielski, Wojciech Jaske equipment rental Toolernia, Lubuska School of Film and TV camera assistant, dolly, lighting Adrian
Zagajewski, Grzegorz Czajka, Hubert Bąk cast Zbigniew Zamachowski, Ewa Szykulska, Marzena Trybała, Dorota Stalińska, Marzena Wieczorek,
Marzena Więcek, Iwona Katarzyna Pawlak, Adrianna Biedrzyńska, Katarzyna Bujakiewicz producer Marzena Więcek co-producer Grzegorz Czajka
produced by Akademia Twórczych Poszukiwań, Festiwalowa 3, 65-520 Zielona Góra, Poland, [email protected] co-produced by Pracownia
Promocji Sztuki, Grzegorz Czajka, Jedności 44A/3, 65-013 Zielona Góra, Poland executive producer Lubuska School of Film and TV
co-financed by Lubuskie Voivodship, City of Zielona Góra production manager Marzena Więcek set manager Grzegorz Czajka distribution in Poland
and world sales open
PHOTO BY GRZEGORZ CZAJKA
PHOTO BY GRZEGORZ CZAJKA
Marzena Więcek
Eight women of different ages take part in an unusual experiment. A film about the need to talk.
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Key Addresses
Ministry of Culture
and National Heritage
Krakowskie Przedmieście 15/17
00-071 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 421 01 00
fax +48 22 827 39 58
www.mkidn.gov.pl
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Polish Film Institute
00-071 Warsaw
Poland
General Director
of the Polish Film Institute
Agnieszka Odorowicz
phone +48 22 421 05 18
National Film Archive
Filmoteka Narodowa
Puławska 61
00-975 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 845 50 74
fax +48 22 646 53 73
e-mail [email protected]
www.fn.org.pl
Department of International Relations
fax +48 22 421 02 41
phone +48 22 421 02 40
fax +48 22 826 19 22
www.pisf.pl
Polish Filmmakers Associations
Contact for journalists:
Ministry’s Information Centre
Film Production and Film Project
Development Department
Krakowskie Przedmieście 7
00-068 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 421 05 55
Head of Department Wojciech Hoflik
office phone
fax +48 22 421 04 41
phone +48 22 421 05 77
fax +48 22 421 05 82
+48 22 556 54 40
+48 22 845 51 32
fax +48 22 845 39 08
www.sfp.org.pl
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Polish Audiovisual Producers
Chamber of Commerce
Krajowa Izba Producentów
Audiowizualnych
Chełmska 21, bld. 28 C
00-724 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 840 59 01
[email protected]
www.kipa.pl
Telewizja Polska
Woronicza 17
00-999 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 547 81 67
+48 22 547 67 32
fax +48 22 547 42 25
www.tvp.pl
Head of Department Izabela Kiszka-Hoflik
phone +48 22 421 04 03
Creative Europe Desk Poland
Al. Ujazdowskie 41
00-540 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 447 61 80 / 72
www.kreatywna-europa.eu
Public Relations Department
Press Spokesperson Rafał Jankowski
phone +48 22 421 01 89
www.pisf.pl/en/
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Selected Film Schools
Lodz Film School
Targowa 61/63
90-323 Łódź
Poland
phone +48 42 275 58 00
Department of Promotion
and International Relations
phone/fax +48 42 275 59 47
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Krzysztof Kieślowski
Radio and Television Faculty
University of Silesia in Katowice
Bytkowska 1b
40-955 Katowice
Poland
phone +48 32 258 24 20
+48 32 258 24 27
+48 32 258 24 29
Wajda School
Gdynia Film School
Chełmska 21
00-724 Warsaw
Poland
phone/fax +48 22 851 10 56
+48 22 851 10 57
+48 22 851 10 67
ext. 114, 115 – PR & Sales
www.wajdaschool.pl
Wrocławska 93
81-553 Gdynia
Poland
phone +48 58 625 11 46
www.filmschool.lodz.pl
Department of Promotion
Promotion & Festivals Coordination
Distribution
Indeks Film Studio
phone +48 32 258 24 20, ext. 125
Warsaw Film School
[email protected]
www.writv.us.edu.pl
Generała Zajączka 7
01-518 Warsaw
Poland
phone/fax +48 22 839 00 50
www.szkolafilmowa.pl
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Top Film Festivals in Poland
8th Off Plus Camera
International Festival of Independent
Cinema
12th Planete+ Doc Film Festival
55th Krakow Film Festival
8-17 May 2015, Warsaw, Wrocław
and 20 cities across Poland
31 May – 7 June 2015, Krakow
Against Gravity
ul. Karmelicka 55/7
31-128 Kraków
Poland
phone +48 12 421 52 57
fax +48 12 395 72 42
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8th Animator
International Animated Film Festival
10-16 July 2015, Poznań
Krakow Film Festival Office
1-10 May 2015, Krakow
Stowarzyszenie Sztuki Niezależnej i Nie Tylko
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ul. Żurawia 22 pok. 212
00-515 Warsaw
Poland
phone/fax +48 22 828 10 79
Basztowa 15/8a
31-143 Kraków
Poland
phone/fax +48 12 294 69 45
www.krakowfilmfestival.pl
Head of PR and Marketing Marta Berto
PR Manager Anna Dziedzic
[email protected]
www.planetedocff.pl
www.againstgravity.pl
Estrada Poznańska
ul. Masztalarska 8
61-767 Poznań
Poland
phone/fax +48 61 850 16 55
www.animator-festival.com
office during the festival
15th T-Mobile New Horizons
International Film Festival
Małopolski Ogród Sztuki
23 July – 2 August 2015, Wrocław
www.offpluscamera.com
Rajska 12
31-124 Kraków
Poland
phone +48 12 294 69 45
+48 603 855 325
PR Manager Alicja Myśliwiec
New Horizons Association
Zamenhofa 1
00-153 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 530 66 40,
fax +48 22 831 06 63
[email protected]
PR and Marketing Director Marcin Pieńkowski
www.nowehoryzonty.pl
www.pisf.pl/en/
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40th Gdynia Film Festival
6th American Film Festival
14-19 September 2015, Gdynia
20-25 October 2015, Wrocław
Pomorska Fundacja Filmowa
New Horizons Association
Festival Office
Zamenhofa 1
00-153 Warsaw
Poland
phone +48 22 530 66 40
fax +48 22 831 06 63
22nd Etiuda&Anima
International Film Festival
23-28 November 2015, Krakow
Wrocławska 93
81-553 Gdynia
Poland
phone +48 58 621 15 09
fax +48 58 621 15 78
www.festiwalgdynia.pl
www.fundacjafilmowa.pl
PR manager Marcin Pieńkowski
Rotunda Association
Oleandry 1
30-060 Kraków
Poland
phone +48 12 633 35 38 ext. 25
fax +48 12 633 76 48
www.etiudaandanima.com
www.americanfilmfestival.pl
31st Warsaw Film Festival
9-18 October 2015, Warsaw
Warsaw Film Foundation
P.O. Box 816
00-950 Warsaw 1
Poland
phone +48 605 289 794
fax +48 22 621 46 47
www.wff.pl
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23rd Camerimage
International Film Festival of the Art
of Cinematography
33rd Ale Kino!
International Young Audience
Film Festival
29 November – 6 December 2015,
Poznań
14-21 November 2015, Bydgoszcz
Children’s Art Centre
Tumult Foundation
Rynek Nowomiejski 28
87-100 Toruń
Poland
phone +48 56 621 00 19
+48 56 652 21 79
+48 56 652 25 95
www.camerimage.pl
Św. Marcin 80/82
61-809 Poznań
Poland
phone +48 61 646 44 79
+48 61 646 44 81
fax +48 61 646 44 72
www.alekino.com
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Box Office 2014: All Releases
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Polish Title
Original Title (or English title in case of Polish films)
Distributor
Country
B. O. (PLN) Admissions Prints Release Date
BOGOWIE
GODS
NEXT FILM
POLAND
38,632,862
2,154,737
2
HOBBIT: BITWA PIĘCIU ARMII
THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES
FORUM FILM
NEW ZEALAND/USA
27,248,593
1,292,972
435
26.12.2014
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MIASTO 44
WARSAW 44
KINO ŚWIAT
POLAND
25,935,278
1,742,935
330
19.09.2014
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JACK STRONG
JACK STRONG
VUE MOVIE
POLAND
20,936,826
1,175,625
202
07.02.2014
5
JAK WYTRESOWAĆ SMOKA 2
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2
IMPERIAL CINEPIX
USA
18,751,399
1,012,837
234
20.06.2014
6
WILK Z WALL STREET
THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
MONOLITH
USA
17,598,280
895,593
111
03.01.2014
7
POD MOCNYM ANIOŁEM
THE MIGHTY ANGEL
KINO ŚWIAT
POLAND
16,266,647
882,785
250
17.01.2014
8
HOBBIT: PUSTKOWIE SMAUGA
THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG
FORUM FILM
USA/NEW ZEALAND
15,494,900
770,023
425
27.12.2013
9
WKRĘCENI
WKRĘCENI
INTERFILM
POLAND
15,169,791
840,568
151
10.01.2014
1
220
10.10.2014
10 IGRZYSKA ŚMIERCI: KOSOGŁOS. CZĘŚĆ 1
THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY – PART 1
FORUM FILM
USA
13,230,691
751,307
234
21.11.2014
11
RIO 2
RIO 2
IMPERIAL CINEPIX
USA
13,213,289
720,814
200
09.05.2014
12
LEGO PRZYGODA
LEGO: THE MOVIE
WARNER
AUSTRALIA/USA/DENMARK
12,447,448
680,475
162
07.02.2014
14
TRANSFORMERS: WIEK ZAGŁADY
TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION
UIP
USA/CHINA
12,124,167
564,321
213
27.06.2014
13
CZAROWNICA
MALEFICENT
DISNEY
USA/UK
11,873,325
618,528
172
30.05.2014
15
KAMIENIE NA SZANIEC
STONES FOR THE RAMPART
MONOLITH
POLAND
11,401,387
831,094
211
07.03.2014
16
DZIEŃ DOBRY, KOCHAM CIĘ!
CRAZY LITTLE THING
KINO ŚWIAT
POLAND
11,115,488
605,994
173
07.11.2014
17
LUCY
LUCY
UIP
FRANCE
10,730,179
567,620
111
14.08.2014
18
WAKACJE MIKOŁAJKA
LES VACANCES DU PETIT NICOLAS
KINO ŚWIAT/SPI
FRANCE
10,253,543
622,048
175
14.08.2014
19
POWSTANIE WARSZAWSKIE
WARSAW RISING
NEXT FILM
POLAND
9,591,560
593,633
176
09.05.2014
INTERSTELLAR
WARNER
USA/UK
9,565,962
480,378
277
07.11.2014
20 INTERSTELLAR
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f
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INDEX
CONTENTS
Title (and English title where applicable)
Distributor
1
BOGOWIE (GODS)
NEXT FILM
38,632,862
2,154,737
2
MIASTO 44 (WARSAW 44)
KINO ŚWIAT
25,935,278
3
JACK STRONG
VUE MOVIE
20,936,826
4
POD MOCNYM ANIOŁEM (THE MIGHTY ANGEL)
KINO ŚWIAT
5
WKRĘCENI
INTERFILM
6
KAMIENIE NA SZANIEC (STONES FOR THE RAMPART)
MONOLITH
11,401,387
7
DZIEŃ DOBRY, KOCHAM CIĘ! (CRAZY LITTTLE THING)
KINO ŚWIAT
11,115,488
8
POWSTANIE WARSZAWSKIE (WARSAW RISING)
NEXT FILM
9,591,560
9
SŁUŻBY SPECJALNE (SECRET WARS)
VUE MOVIE
8,933,962
220
10.10.2014
1,742,935
330
19.09.2014
1,175,625
202
07.02.2014
16,266,647
882,785
250
17.01.2014
15,169,791
840,568
151
10.01.2014
831,094
211
07.03.2014
605,994
173
07.11.2014
593,633
176
09.05.2014
472,021
174
03.10.2014
10 OBYWATEL (THE CITIZEN)
VUE MOVIE
8,745,029
474,652
156
07.11.2014
11
FACET (NIE) POTRZEBNY OD ZARAZ
KINO ŚWIAT
6,502,056
347,945
227
14.02.2014
12
PANI Z PRZEDSZKOLA (ALL ABOUT MY PARENTS)
KINO ŚWIAT
2,342,219
120,989
148
25.12.2014
14
OBIETNICA (THE WORD)
KINO ŚWIAT
2,060,483
121,481
133
14.03.2014
13
KAROL, KTÓRY ZOSTAŁ ŚWIĘTYM
KINO ŚWIAT
1,730,154
151,294
136
21.03.2014
15
KOCHANIE, CHYBA CIĘ ZABIŁEM
KINO ŚWIAT
1,278,288
68,213
139
04.04.2014
16
KAROLINA
RAFAEL
655,422
52,692
27
21.11.2014
17
DRUŻYNA
GUTEK FILM
544,860
35,033
96
08.08.2014
18
SERCE, SERDUSZKO (THE HEART AND THE SWEETHEART)
NEXT FILM
530,034
34,356
75
21.11.2014
19
HARDKOR DISKO (HARDCORE DISCO)
GUTEK FILM
475,327
28,447
51
04.04.2014
303,804
18,977
80
17.10.2014
20 JEZIORAK (WATERLINE)
80
PHOENIX FILM
source:
Box Office 2014: European Films
f
INDEX
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CONTENTS
Polish Title
Original Title
Distributor
Country
1
LUCY
LUCY
UIP
FRANCE
10,730,179
567,620
111
14.08.2014
2
WAKACJE MIKOŁAJKA
LES VACANCES DU PETIT NICOLAS
KINO ŚWIAT/SPI
FRANCE
10,253,543
622,048
175
14.08.2014
3
SIEDMIU KRASNOLUDKÓW
RATUJE ŚPIĄCĄ KRÓLEWNĘ
DER 7BTE ZWERG
KINO ŚWIAT
GERMANY
5,054,965
303,575
165
14.11.2014
4
FURIA
FURY
MONOLITH
UK/CHINA/USA
4,287,985
223,351
142
24.10.2014
5
ROBACZKI Z ZAGINIONEJ DOLINY
MINUSCULE – LA VALLEE DES FOURMIS PERDUES
KINO ŚWIAT
FRANCE/BELGIUM
4,008,796
233,262
160
17.01.2014
6
ZA JAKIE GRZECHY, DOBRY BOŻE?
QU’EST-CE QU’ON A FAIT AU BON DIEU?
GUTEK FILM
FRANCE
3,875,128
208,100
96
14.11.2014
7
BELLA I SEBASTIAN
BELLE ET SEBASTIEN
MONOLITH
FRANCE
3,491,515
233,486
142
07.11.2014
8
PINOKIO
PINOCCHIO
KINO ŚWIAT
GERMANY
3,315,399
212,126
126
17.10.2014
9
UWOLNIĆ MIKOŁAJA!
GET SANTA
KINO ŚWIAT
UK/USA
3,141,210
209,120
143
05.12.2014
NYMPHOMANIAC
GUTEK FILM
DENMARK/GERMANY/
BELGIUM/UK/FRANCE
3,039,814
168,768
54
10.01.2014
10 NIMFOMANKA. CZĘŚĆ I
11
TRANSCENDENCJA
TRANSCENDENCE
MONOLITH
UK/CHINA/USA
2,745,936
146,576
127
09.05.2014
12
NON-STOP
NON-STOP
MONOLITH
UK/FRANCE/USA
2,565,928
132,918
109
28.02.2014
13
ZANIM ZASNĘ
BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP
MONOLITH
UK/FRANCE/SWEDEN
2,381,921
128,733
100
12.09.2014
14
PIORUN I MAGICZNY DOM
THE HOUSE OF MAGIC
VUE MOVIE
BELGIUM
2,335,731
144,153
107
21.11.2014
15
PRZYCHODZI FACET DO LEKARZA
SUPERCONDRIAQUE
MONOLITH
FRANCE/BELGIUM
2,275,160
122,848
111
11.07.2014
16
STULATEK, KTÓRY WYSKOCZYŁ
PRZEZ OKNO I ZNIKNĄŁ
HUNDRAARINGEN SOM KLEV UT GENOM
FONSTRET OCH FORSVANN
KINO ŚWIAT
SWEDEN
2,132,710
120,567
110
27.06.2014
17
PIŁKARZYKI ROZRABIAJĄ
FOOSBALL
VUE MOVIE
HISZPANIA/ARGENTYNA/INDIE/USA
2,000,750
118,756
123
31.01.2014
18
KRÓLOWA ŚNIEGU
SNEZHNAYA KOROLEVA
KINO ŚWIAT
RUSSIA
1,887,042
114,330
129
26.12.2013
19
TAJEMNICA FILOMENY
PHILOMENA
BEST FILM
UK/USA/FRANCE
1,880,032
107,389
70
21.02.2014
LOVE, ROSIE
MONOLITH
GERMANY/UK
1,875,949
106,559
91
05.12.2014
20 LOVE, ROSIE
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Box Office 2014: US Films
f
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INDEX
CONTENTS
Polish Title
Original Title
Distributor
Country
1
JAK WYTRESOWAĆ SMOKA 2
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2
IMPERIAL CINEPIX
USA
18,751,399
1,012,837
2
WILK Z WALL STREET
THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
MONOLITH
USA
17,598,280
3
HOBBIT: PUSTKOWIE SMAUGA
THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG
FORUM FILM
USA/NEW ZEALAND
15,494,900
4
IGRZYSKA ŚMIERCI: KOSOGŁOS. CZĘŚĆ 1
THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY – PART 1
FORUM FILM
USA
13,230,691
751,307
234
21.11.2014
5
RIO 2
RIO 2
IMPERIAL CINEPIX
USA
13,213,289
720,814
200
09.05.2014
6
TRANSFORMERS: WIEK ZAGŁADY
TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION
UIP
USA/CHINA
12,124,167
564,321
213
27.06.2014
7
CZAROWNICA
MALEFICENT
DISNEY
USA/UK
11,873,325
618,528
172
30.05.2014
8
INTERSTELLAR
INTERSTELLAR
WARNER
USA/UK
9,565,962
480,378
277
07.11.2014
9
WIELKA SZÓSTKA
BIG HERO 6
DISNEY
USA
9,230,308
530,231
225
28.11.2014
8,534,586
470,472
148
14.08.2014
7,974,257
386,669
174
01.08.2014
234
20.06.2014
895,593
111
03.01.2014
770,023
425
27.12.2013
10 DZWONECZEK I TAJEMNICA PIRATÓW
TINKER BELL AND THE PIRATE FAIRY
DISNEY
USA
11
STRAŻNICY GALAKTYKI
MARVEL'S GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY
DISNEY
USA/UK
12
NOE: WYBRANY PRZEZ BOGA
NOAH
UIP
USA
7,552,416
382,865
146
28.03.2014
14
300: POCZĄTEK IMPERIUM
300: RISE OF AN EMPIRE
WARNER
USA
7,526,640
354,895
196
07.03.2014
13
SAMOLOTY 2
PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE
DISNEY
USA
7,209,115
409,317
233
18.07.2014
15
PAN PEABODY I SHERMAN
MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN
IMPERIAL CINEPIX
USA
6,916,985
385,754
200
07.03.2014
16
SKUBANI
FREE BIRDS
MONOLITH
USA
6,680,414
384,565
131
10.01.2014
17
SEKSTAŚMA
SEX TAPE
UIP
USA
5,701,075
305,182
111
01.08.2014
18
GŁUPI I GŁUPSZY BARDZIEJ
DUMB AND DUMBER TO
MONOLITH
USA
5,388,782
285,413
118
14.11.2014
19
ZAGINIONA DZIEWCZYNA
GONE GIRL
IMPERIAL CINEPIX
USA
5,108,839
262,701
109
10.10.2014
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 2
UIP
USA
4,884,555
228,965
147
25.04.2014
20 NIESAMOWITY SPIDER-MAN 2
82
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Top 20: All Releases 1990-2014
f
Polish Title
Original Title (or English title in case of Polish films)
Distributor
1
OGNIEM I MIECZEM
WITH FIRE AND SWORD
SYRENA
2
PAN TADEUSZ
PAN TADEUSZ
3
QUO VADIS
QUO VADIS
4
AVATAR 3D
5
TITANIC
6
7
INDEX
B. O. (PLN) Admissions
f
CONTENTS
Release Date
105,089,363
7,151,354
12.02.1999
VISION
82,839,843
6,168,344
22.10.1999
SYRENA
69,045,592
4,300,351
14.09.2001
AVATAR 3D
IMPERIAL CINEPIX
88,329,136
3,679,885
25.12.2009
TITANIC
SYRENA
49,115,575
3,513,480
13.02.1998
PASJA
PASSION OF THE CHRIST
MONOLITH
44,672,235
3,462,021
05.03.2004
SHREK 2
SHREK 2
UIP
48,184,229
3,395,226
02.07.2004
8
SHREK TRZECI
SHREK THE THIRD
UIP
49,723,776
3,352,805
29.06.2007
9
KATYŃ
KATYŃ
ITI CINEMA
35,233,968
2,769,291
21.09.2007
10 PARK JURAJSKI
JURASSIC PARK
UIP-ITI
8,745,471
2,735,908
03.09.1993
11
KRÓL LEW
LION KING
SYRENA
9,829,475
2,722,830
18.11.1994
12
LISTY DO M.
LETTERS TO SANTA
ITI CINEMA
44,721,947
2,558,941
10.11.2011
13
LEJDIS
LADIES
ITI CINEMA
41,706,225
2,530,660
01.02.2008
14
WŁADCA PIERŚCIENI: DRUŻYNA PIERŚCIENIA
LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
WARNER
36,397,625
2,529,799
15.02.2002
15
HARRY POTTER I KAMIEŃ FILOZOFICZNY
HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE
WARNER
31,452,460
2,518,282
18.01.2002
16
SHREK FOREVER 3D
SHREK FOREVER 3D
UIP
54,638,129
2,469,957
09.07.2010
17
MADAGASKAR 2
MADAGASCAR 2
UIP
36,722,680
2,239,644
01.01.2009
18
W PUSTYNI I W PUSZCZY
IN DESERT AND WILDERNESS
VISION
25,407,628
2,227,228
23.03.2001
19
KILER
KILER
UIP-ITI
17,319,110
2,200,943
17.10.1997
20 BOGOWIE
GODS
NEXT FILM
38,632,862
2,154,737
10.10.2014
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f
Polish Title (and English title where applicable)
Distributor
OGNIEM I MIECZEM (WITH FIRE AND SWORD)
SYRENA
2
PAN TADEUSZ
3
QUO VADIS
4
5
1
INDEX
B. O. (PLN) Admissions
f
CONTENTS
Release Date
105,089,363
7,151,354
VISION
82,839,843
6,168,344
22.10.1999
SYRENA
69,045,592
4,300,351
14.09.2001
KATYŃ
ITI CINEMA
35,233,968
2,769,291
21.09.2007
LISTY DO M. (LETTERS TO SANTA)
ITI CINEMA
44,721,947
2,558,941
10.11.2011
6
LEJDIS (LADIES)
ITI CINEMA
41,706,225
2,530,660
01.02.2008
7
W PUSTYNI I W PUSZCZY (IN DESERT AND WILDERNESS)
VISION
25,407,628
2,227,228
23.03.2001
8
KILER
UIP-ITI
17,219,108
2,200,943
17.10.1997
9
BOGOWIE (GODS)
NEXT FILM
38,632,862
2,154,737
10.10.2014
10 ZEMSTA (THE REVENGE)
VISION
22,188,006
1,976,984
04.10.2002
11
PRZEDWIOŚNIE (THE SPRING TO COME)
SYRENA
21,354,697
1,743,933
02.03.2001
12
MIASTO 44 (WARSAW 44)
KINO ŚWIAT
25,935,278
1,742,935
19.09.2014
13
OCH, KAROL 2 (OH KAROL 2)
INTERFILM
30,117,709
1,708,905
21.01.2011
14
TYLKO MNIE KOCHAJ (JUST LOVE ME)
ITI/INTERFILM
24,678,468
1,669,345
20.01.2006
15
NIGDY W ŻYCIU
ITI/INTERFILM
22,793,524
1,625,485
13.02.2004
16
1920 BITWA WARSZAWSKA 3D (1920, BATTLE OF WARSAW 3D)
FORUM FILM
27,467,777
1,521,180
30.09.2011
17
JESTEŚ BOGIEM (YOU’RE A GOD)
KINO ŚWIAT
25,139,794
1,444,332
21.09.2012
18
NIE KŁAM, KOCHANIE
ITI/INTERFILM
22,994,717
1,400,189
28.03.2008
19
TESTOSTERON (TESTOSTERONE)
ITI CINEMA
20,747,613
1,361,228
02.03.2007
20 KOCHAJ I TAŃCZ (LOVE & DANCE)
ITI CINEMA
22,199,982
1,336,552
06.03.2009
84
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12.02.1999
Distribution Market
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INDEX
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CONTENTS
(by 2014 box office revenues)
INTERFILM 2.09%
GUTEK FILM 1.72%
OTHERS 2.23%
NEXT FILM 6.77%
KINO ŚWIAT 18.16%
VUE MOVIE 6.88%
WARNER 6.91%
MONOLITH 14.49%
DISNEY 8.13%
UIP 12.11%
IMPERIAL CINEPIX 10.01%
FORUM FILM 10.50%
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f
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INDEX
CONTENTS
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
AVERAGE TICKET PRICE (PLN)
13.28
13.94
13.58
13.79
13.95
14.23
14.39
14.75
16.15
17.39
18.75
18.50
18.49
18.32
18.00
AVERAGE TICKET PRICE (USD)
3.10
3.40
3.31
3.54
3.82
4.45
4.80
5.88
4.99
6.21
6.51
5.49
5.98
5.99
4.84
TOTAL ADMISSIONS (MILLIONS)
18.7
26.2
25.9
22.3
33.4
23.3
32.0
32.6
33.8
39.2
37.5
38.7
38.5
36.3
40.4
3.1
10.5
4.6
2.5
2.9
0.8
5.1
8.1
8.6
8.4
5.4
11.8
6.2
7.2
11.0
15.6%
40.0%
17.8%
11.2%
8.7%
3.4%
15.9%
24.70%
25.44%
21.52%
14.40%
30.43%
16.05%
19.92%
27.14%
1.3
3.6
4.1
2.1
3.3
5.4
8.1
5.9
7.6
5.5
6.5
6.2
9.6
4.6
6.3
7.0%
13.9%
15.8%
9.4%
9.9%
23.2%
25.5%
18.09%
22.49%
14.06%
17.27%
16.06%
24.93%
12.63%
15.50%
13.9
11.6
17.0
17.6
26.9
16.6
17.8
17.6
17.1
24.7
24.8
19.9
22.3
23.0
19.7
75.4%
44.5%
65.6%
78.9%
80.5%
71.2%
55.7%
53.90%
50.59%
63.10% 66.26%
51.29%
57.90% 63.40%
48.79%
0.48
0.69
0.69
0.58
0.87
0.60
0.84
0.86
0.89
1.03
0.98
248.3
365.2
351.6
307.5
465.6
331.6
460.6
481.6
547.1
681.3
703.0
38.4
146.7
58.3
33.2
40.8
11.7
75.1
115.2
137.4
136.8
90.7
15.6%
40.2%
16.6%
10.8%
8.8%
3.5%
16.3%
23.92%
25.12%
20.07%
12.90%
18
51.8
56.6
27.7
47.3
72.0
110.3
87.6
120.9
89.9
109.6
%
7.3%
14.2%
16.1%
9.0%
10.2%
21.7%
23.9%
18.19%
22.09%
13.19%
US FILMS
187.6
160.1
234.3
243.2
373.0
239.8
261.6
263.4
281.0
445.8
76.4%
43.8%
66.6%
79.1%
80.1%
72.3%
56.8% 54.69%
51.36%
57.14
89.07
85.76
78.85
127.6
103.63
153.5
191.9
168.3
195
204
190
195
207
224
248
272
25
29
24
23
12
24
26
25
POLISH FILMS
%
EUROPEAN FILMS
%
US FILMS
%
ADMISSIONS PER CAPITA
TOTAL BOX OFFICE (MILLIONS PLN)
POLISH FILMS
%
EUROPEAN FILMS
%
TOTAL BOX OFFICE (MILLIONS USD)
TOTAL OF FILMS RELEASED
POLISH FILMS
1.01
1.00
0.94
1.05
716.2
711.3
665.2
726.9
203.2
108.3
123.3
185.8
28.38%
15.23%
18.54%
25.57%
115.3
169.1
78.2
105.3
15.60%
16.10%
23.78%
11.76%
14.48%
488.0
383.7
426.4
437.9
371.1
65.43%
69.42%
53.58%
59.95%
65.83%
51.05%
243.3
244.1
212.7
230.0
217.6
195.5
280
264
277
303
302
312
341
36
35
35
41
27
39
39
EUROPEAN FILMS
48
61
46
56
60
74
92
106
90
93
100
114
140
126
134
US FILMS
115
110
113
106
117
104
105
110
116
117
122
127
114
123
129
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Index of Directors
A
Anshuman, Karan 9
Antoniak, Urszula 51
B
Barczyk, Łukasz 38
Bochniak, Maciej 22
Bortkiewicz, Marcin 68
Bromski, Jacek 8
C
Czekaj, Kuba 24
D
Dębska, Kinga 48
Dudziak, Marcin 12
Dumała, Piotr 23
F
Fudakowski, Piotr 60
G
Gajewski, Dariusz 63
German Jr., Alexey 65
Glazer, Dariusz 67
H
Hasanovic, Denijal 20
Holland, Agnieszka 28
Horn, Magnus von 32
J
Jankowski, Grzegorz 54
Jarzyna, Grzegorz 50
Jungowska, Katarzyna 25
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K
Kasperski, Wojciech 33
Kazda, Petr 36
Kidawa-Błoński, Jan 62
Kobiela, Dorota 44
Kolski, Jan Jakub 31
Komasa, Jan 70
Koryncka-Gruz, Natalia 71
Koszałka, Marcin 55
Kowalski, Julia 58
Królikiewicz, Grzegorz 49
Krzystek, Waldemar 53
Krzyształowicz, Marcin 7
L
Lankosz, Borys 30
Latałło, Marcin 59
Lerman, Diego 57
Libera, Zbigniew 69
Lusiński, Jacek 13
Ł
Łukaszewicz, Krzysztof 41
M
Mackintosh Jones, Lee 47
Matthiesen, Mads 46
Mielnik, Tomasz 39
Migas, Maciej 42
P
Pakalnina, Laila 18
Palej, Mariusz 10
Palkowski, Łukasz 29
Pawlikowski, Paweł 37
Piekorz, Magdalena 16
Polakowski, Jakub 56
Prokopowicz, Bartek 14
R
Rogalski, Michał 64
Ronduda, Łukasz 52
Rosłaniec, Kasia 45
S
Sikora, Adam 43
Skolimowski, Jerzy 6
Smarzowski, Wojtek 66
Smoczyńska, Agnieszka 21
Sobieszczański, Maciej 52
Stuhr, Jerzy 15
Szczerbic, Michał 40
Szumowska, Małgorzata 11
U
Urbański, Artur 26
V
Vega, Patryk 61
Villqist, Ingmar 43
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Weinreb, Tomáš 36
Węgrzyn, Michał 34
Więcek, Marzena 73
Wojan, Anira 35
Wrona, Marcin 19
Z
Zanussi, Krzysztof 27
Zariczny, Grzegorz 72
Zatorski, Ryszard 17
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Index of English Titles
11 Minutes 6
A
All About My Parents 7
Anatomy of Evil 8
B
Bangistan 9
Behind the Blue Door 10
Body 11
C
Calling 12
Carte Blanche 13
Chemo 14
Citizen, The 15
Close-Ups 16
Crazy Little Thing 17
D
Dawn 18
Demon 19
Dew 20
Disco Daughters, The 21
Disco Polo 22
E
Ederly 23
Erlprince, The 24
F
Fanciful 25
Father, The 26
Foreign Body, The 27
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Game Count 28
Gods 29
Grain of Truth, A 30
H
Heart and the Sweetheart, The 31
Here After, The 32
High Frontier, The 33
Holy Sinner, The 34
Hot Heart Story 35
I
I, Olga Hepnarova 36
Ida 37
InfluenZ 38
J
Journey to Rome 39
Just Man, The 40
K
Karbala 41
L
Life Must Go On! 42
Love in the City of Gardens 43
Loving Vincent 44
M
Math Sucks 45
Model, The 46
Mother, The 47
My Lousy Daughters 48
N
Neighborhooders 49
No Matter How Hard We Tried 50
Nude Area 51
P
Performer, The 52
Photographer, The 53
Polish Shit 54
R
Red Spider 55
Referee of Attention 56
Refugiado 57
Roman and Rose 58
S
Sailor’s Stories, The 59
Secret Sharer 60
Secret Wars 61
Stars 62
Strange Heaven 63
Summer Solstice 64
U
Under Electric Clouds 65
V
Volhynia 66
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W
Wall, The 67
Walpurgis Night 68
Walser 69
Warsaw 44 70
Warsaw by Night 71
Waves 72
Women’s Collection 73
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Index of Polish Titles
11 minut 6
A
Anatomia zła 8
Arbiter uwagi 56
B
Bangistan 9
Body/Ciało 11
Bogowie 29
C
Carte Blanche 13
Chemia 14
Córki dancingu 21
Czerwony pająk 55
D
Demon 19
Disco polo 22
Droga do Rzymu 39
Dzień dobry, kocham Cię 17
E
Ederly 23
F
Fale 72
Fotograf 53
G
Gwiazdy 62
H
Hiszpanka 38
Hot Heart Story 35
I
Ida 37
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J
Ja, Olga Hepnarova 36
K
Karbala 41
Kolekcja sukienek 73
Królewicz Olch 24
L
Letnie przesilenie 64
M
Marynarz w Łodzi 59
Math Sucks 45
Matka 47
Miasto 44 70
Między nami dobrze jest 50
Miłość w mieście ogrodów 43
Modelka 46
Moje córki, krowy 48
Mur 67
N
Na granicy 33
Noc Walpurgi 68
O
Obce ciało 27
Obce niebo 63
Obywatel 15
Ojciec 26
P
Pani z przedszkola 7
Performer 52
Piąte: nie odchodź 25
Po śmierci 32
Pod elektrycznymi chmurami 65
Pod ochroną 57
Pokot 28
Polskie gówno 54
R
Rosa 20
S
Sąsiady 49
Serce, serduszko 31
Służby specjalne 61
Sprawiedliwy 40
Strefa nagości 51
Ś
Świt 18
T
Tajemniczy sojusznik 60
Twój Vincent 44
W
Walser 69
Warsaw by Night 71
Wołanie 12
Wołyń 66
Wybraniec 34
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Z
Za niebieskimi drzwiami 10
Zagubieni 58
Zbliżenia 16
Ziarno prawdy 30
Ż
Życie jest piękne 42
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