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Polish: Docs, Shorts & Animation 2015 POLISH:f CONTENTS f INDEX Documentaries Shorts & Animations 2015 POLISH: Documentaries, Shorts & Animations 2015 Shorts POLISH: Documentaries, f CONTENTS f INDEX 2015 Ladies and Gentlemen, In this latest publication on Polish documentaries, animations and short feature films, we present a selection of films produced in recent months. Many of these have had a successful festival run, often winning top prizes at major film events around DOCUMENTARIES, SHORTS & ANIMATIONS & ANIMATIONS SHORTS DOCUMENTARIES, the world. PHOTO BY MAREK WIŚNIEWSKI POLISH: Documentary films have long been the face of Polish cinema. Some of our filmmakers have enjoyed tremendous success in recent months; Aneta Kopacz’s Joanna and Tomasz Śliwiński’s Nasza klątwa (Our Curse) were both nominated for the Oscars in the Best Documentary – Short Subject category. Other Polish films have also been noticed at key film events around the world, winning awards at Amsterdam’s IDFA, Toronto’s Hot Docs, in Locarno, and at Sundance. In 2014 alone, Polish documentary films received a total of almost 70 film awards at international film festivals. Polish filmmakers who focus on animation and short feature films have also proven to be among the world’s leading talents. In 2014, their films had a total of almost 340 festival screenings abroad, including film festivals in Berlin, Cannes, and Annecy. Polish animation artists received a total of 64 awards. The end of the year brought a nomination for the European Film Award in the short film category for Wojciech Sobczyk and his Lato 2014 (Summer 2014). Short feature films from Poland screened at 138 international film festivals, winning a total of 48 awards. The POLISH: Documentaries, Shorts & Animations 2015 catalogue also features some of the latest productions yet to be released. I have no doubt that some of these will bring about emotions and gain the acclaim of international audiences. Polish films certainly deserve your attention. Agnieszka Odorowicz General Director of the Polish Film Institute www.pisf.pl/en/ 2 f INDEX 2015 Introduction 2 Contents Contents 3 DOCUMENTARIES 15 Corners of the World / 15 stron świata by Zuzanna DOCUMENTARIES, SHORTS & ANIMATIONS & ANIMATIONS SHORTS DOCUMENTARIES, Solakiewicz 7 6 Degrees / 6 kroków by Bartosz Dombrowski 7 POLISH: 89-91. We Break Out to Freedom / 89-91. Wyrwaliśmy się na wolność by Piotr Morawski 8 The Actress / Aktorka by Kinga Dębska, Maria Konwicka 8 Agfa 1939 by Michał Wnuk 9 Alarm Clock / Budzik by Piotr Małecki 9 And There Was Love in the Ghetto… / I była miłość w getcie… by Jolanta Dylewska, Andrzej Wajda 10 The Authors / Autorki by Janusz Mrozowski 10 The Battle with Satan / Walka z szatanem by Konrad Szołajski 11 Buddies / Kumple by Joanna Kaczmarek 11 Call Me Marianna / Mów mi Marianna by Karolina Bielawska 12 Casa Blanca by Aleksandra Maciuszek 12 Cruise to Democracy / Rejs 1989 by Jerzy Śladkowski 13 Czech Swan / Czeski łabędź by Aleksandra Terpińska 13 Delirium Tremens / Biała gorączka by Andrzej Gajewski 14 Domino Effect / Efekt domina by Piotr Rosołowski, Elwira Niewiera 14 The Dybbuk. A Tale of Wandering Souls / Dybuk. Rzecz o wędrówce dusz by Krzysztof Kopczyński 15 The End of the World / Koniec świata by Monika Pawluczuk 15 Football Brothers / Trampkarze by Marcin Filipowicz 16 For Being Alive / Za to, że żyjemy, czyli punk z Wrocka by Tomasz Nuzban 16 Gottland by Viera Cˇákanyová, Petr Hátle, Rozálie Kohoutová, Lukáš Kokeš, Radovan Sibrt, Klára Tasovská 17 House on Its Head / Dom na głowie by Adam Palenta 17 I Am Kuba / Jestem Kuba by Ase Svenheim Drivenes 18 The Island / Wyspa by Natalia Krasilnikova 18 It Would Be Beautiful / To byłoby coś pięknego by Anna Morawiec 19 It’s Only a Dream / To tylko marzenia by Jakub Michnikowski 19 Jonasz Kofta / Jonasz w brzuchu Lewiatana by Krzysztof Wierzbicki 20 Jurek by Paweł Wysoczański 20 K2 – Touching theSky / K2 – Dotknąć nieba by Eliza Kubarska 21 The Last Trick / Ostatni numer by Marcin Nowak 21 www.pisf.pl/en/ 3 f CONTENTS f INDEX 2015 Little Big Team / Biało-czerwoni z Chrząstawy by Krystian SHORTS Kamiński 22 The Magic Mountain / Czarodziejska góra by Anca Damian 22 Ambition by Tomek Bagiński 40 The Mighty Smarzol / Pod Mocnym Smarzolem by Adam America / Ameryka by Aleksandra Terpińska 40 Lewandowski 23 Arkansas by Sebastian Drożak 41 My 89 Generation / Moje 89 pokolenie by Paweł Asshole / Dupek by Krzysztof Komander 41 Jóźwiak-Rodan 23 & ANIMATIONS SHORTS DOCUMENTARIES, August / Sierpień by Tomek Ślesicki 42 My Brother’s Life / Życie mojego brata by Katarzyna Lesisz 24 Bittersweet / Gorzko! by Michał Wawrzecki 42 My Father from Neverland / Mój ojciec Staś by Andrzej Bart, POLISH: Business Trip / Delegacja by Arkadiusz Bartosiak 43 Andrzej Dudziński 24 Centaur by Aleksandra Niemczyk 43 Object / Obiekt by Paulina Skibińska 25 Circus Maximus by Bartek Kulas 44 One Man Show by Jakub Piątek 25 Cold Feet / Gorzko, gorzko! by Julia Rogowska, Magdalena Perseverance / Wytrwałość by Małgorzata Imelska 26 Załęcka 44 Pill Junkies / Tableciarze by Bartosz Staszewski 26 Daughter / Córka by Tomasz Wolski 45 The Place / Miejsce by Julia Popławska 27 Doctor Faustus by Anna Urbańczyk 45 The Promise of a Happy Childhood / Obietnica dzieciństwa Dół by Leszek Molski 46 by Piotr Morawski, Ryszard Kaczyński 27 Duties / Obowiązki by Anna Karasińska 46 The Queen of Silence / Królowa ciszy by Agnieszka Zwiefka 28 Entropy / Entropia by Wojciech Klimala 47 Rebellion / Był bunt by Małgorzata Kozera-Topińska 28 Fast Food by Eryk Lenartowicz 47 Shepherd’s Song / Pieśń pasterza by Vahram Mkhitaryan 29 Father’s Day / Ojcze masz by Kacper Lisowski 48 Singing in Exile / Pieśń pamięci by Nathalie Rossetti, Turi Fragments / Fragmenty by Aga Woszczyńska 48 Finocchiaro 29 From Bed Thou Arose / Z łóżka powstałeś by Bartek Snails / Ślimaki by Grzegorz Szczepaniak 30 Konopka 49 So Close and Yet So Far / Tak daleko, tak blisko by Anna Giant / Gigant by Tomasz Jeziorski 49 Kuśmierczyk 30 Grandma’s Day / Dzień Babci by Miłosz Sakowski 50 Something Better to Come / Nadejdą lepsze czasy by Hanna Guilt / Warszawa by Leiv Igor Devold 50 Polak 31 Hurly-Burly / Rwetes by Kuba Czekaj 51 The Sound of Nature by Jacek Piotr Bławut 31 In the Corner / W narożniku by Maciej Bartosz Kruk 51 Spark / Iskierka by Wiesława Piećko 32 Inka by Monika Majorek 52 Starting Point / Punkt wyjścia by Michał Szcześniak 32 Jasiek My Brother / Jasiek mój brat by Zofia Żurawska 52 Strongwoman / Siłaczka by Kacper Czubak, Iwona The Kid / Szczeniak by Karol Starnawski 53 Kaliszewska 33 Learning to Swim / Nauka pływania by Kuba Zubrzycki 53 Sunday / Niedziela by Eryk Lenartowicz 33 Light in August / Światło w sierpniu by Matej Bobrik 54 Super Unit / Superjednostka by Teresa Czepiec 34 Maja by Jakub Michnikowski 54 Survey About Men / Sonda o mężczyznach by Mateusz Milky Brother / Mleczny brat by Vahram Mkhitaryan 55 Głowacki 34 Molehill by Joanna Zastróżna 55 Tomasz Ossoliński. Before the Show by Judyta Fibiger 35 Moloch by Szymon Kapeniak 56 Unstoppables / Niepowstrzymani by Bartosz M. Kowalski 35 The Moment / Chwila by Piotr Domalewski 56 W. Sisters Beauty Salon / Salon sióstr W. by Jakub Stożek 36 Mr. Bad Luck by Bruno Brejt 57 Wałęsa by Wałęsa by Andrzej Fidyk 36 Multiphrenia / Multifrenia by Martyna Majewska 57 Walking Under Water / Badjao. Duchy z morza by Eliza My Father's Eye / Oczy mojego ojca by Bartosz Blaschke 58 Kubarska 37 The Naturals / Naturalni by Kristoffer Rus 58 Warsaw Uprising / Powstanie Warszawskie by Jan Komasa 37 Parisian Girl / Paryżanka by Stefan Łazarski 59 Werka by Paweł Łoziński 38 Pinky / Mały palec by Tomasz Cichoń 59 What’s Next Karolinko – Norwid and Nicole / Co dalej z tobą, Strong Coffee Isn't That Bad / Mocna kawa wcale nie jest Karolinko – Norwid i Nicole by Karolina Bendera 38 taka zła by Alek Pietrzak 60 www.pisf.pl/en/ 4 f CONTENTS f INDEX 2015 Summer of Love / Lato miłości by Marcin Filipowicz 60 It’s Quite True! / To pewna wiadomość! by Joanna Jasińska Tenderness / Czułość by Emilia Zielonka 61 Koronkiewicz 78 Travelling / Kroki by Karolina Zaleszczuk 61 Kinki by Izumi Yoshida 78 Tropical Island by Filip Hillesland 62 Last Stop Is the Moon / Ostatni przystanek Księżyc by Birute AWake/ Pogrzebiny by Wojciech Stupnicki 62 Sodeikaite 79 What I Want / To, czego chcę by Damian Kocur 63 Locus by Anita Kwiatkowska-Naqvi 79 Windows and Planes / Okna i samoloty by Łukasz Suchocki 63 & ANIMATIONS SHORTS DOCUMENTARIES, The Lumberjack and the Devil / O drwalu i diable by Jacek You Keep an Eye on Us / Źle nam z oczu patrzy by Arek Adamczak 80 Biedrzycki 64 POLISH: Mami Fatale by Łukasz Kacprowicz 81 Moko by Marta Szymańska 82 ANIMATIONS The Mother Matrix / Macierz by Sławomir Shuty, Tomasz Bochniak 82 The Advisors of King Hydrops / Doradcy Króla Hydropsa by Noodles, the Gate / Kluskowa Brama by Andrzej Kukuła 83 Natalia Brożyńska 66 Of a Forest / Opowieść o lesie by Katarzyna Melnyk 83 Agatha / Agatka by Jan Steliżuk, Andrzej Piotr Morawski, Pencil Case / Piórnik by Magdalena Pilecka 84 Wojciech Wojtkowski, Robert Turło, Andrzej Kukuła, Paweł Poe and Joe / Paweł i Gaweł by Andrzej Gosieniecki 84 Czarzasty 66 Sexy Laundry / Sex dla opornych by Izabela Plucińska 85 The Baltic Sea / Bałtyk by Piotr Giersz 67 Summer 2014 / Lato 2014 by Wojciech Sobczyk 86 Banjo Pig / Prosie Banjo by Łukasz Kacprowicz 67 This Unruly Corporeality / Ta niesforna cielesność by Joanna Basia by Marcin Wasilewski 68 Wójcik 86 Bernard by Anna Oparkowska 68 Three Kings / Trzej królowie by Anna Błaszczyk 87 A Blue Room / Niebieski pokój by Tomasz Siwiński 69 Tim and the Master / Tymek i Mistrz by Tomasz Leśniak, Jakub Bloody Sunday / Ta cholerna niedziela by Przemek Kotyński 69 Tarkowski 87 But She’s Nice by Tomasz Pilarski 70 under_construction by Marcin Wojciechowski 88 Cheer Up, Tamara / Nie martw się, Tamaro by Elżbieta Wąsik 70 What a Beautiful Case / Co za piękny przypadek by Zbigniew Conquerors of the Triangle Space / Zdobywcy Trójkątnego Czapla 88 Kosmosu by Alicja Błaszczyńska 71 Who’s There? / Kto tam? by Artur Hanaj 89 Creatures / Kreatury by Tessa Moult-Milewska 71 The Wizard of U.S.
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