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New Polish Films 2016 f INDEX f CONTENTS New Polish Films 2016 New Polish Films 2016 New Polish f INDEX Introduction Magdalena Sroka 4 FEATURES 5 #WszystkoGra by Agnieszka Glińska 6 Ederly by Piotr Dumała 30 Niewidzialne by Paweł Sala 55 11 Minutes 11 minut by Jerzy Skolimowski 7 The Erlprince Królewicz Olch by Kuba Czekaj 31 Planet SinglePlaneta singli by Mitja Okorn 56 Adventurers’ Club Klub Włóczykijów i tajemnica Dziadka Forest, 4 amLas, 4 rano by Jan Jakub Kolski 32 Playground Plac zabaw by Bartosz M. Kowalski 57 Hieronima by Tomasz Szafrański 8 Game Count Pokot by Agnieszka Holland 33 Raging Rose Znam kogoś, kto cię szuka by Julia Kowalski 58 Afterimages Powidoki by Andrzej Wajda 9 Geisha Gejsza by Radosław Markiewicz 34 Satan Said DanceSzatan kazał tańczyć Agnus Dei Niewinne by Anne Fontaine 10 Git by Kamil Szymański 35 by Kasia Rosłaniec 59 All These Sleepless Nights Wszystkie nieprzespane noce The Happiness of the WorldSzczęście świata A Simple Murder Prosta historia o morderstwie by Michał Marczak 11 by Michał Rosa 36 by Arkadiusz Jakubik 60 Amok by Katarzyna Adamik 12 Hel by Katia Priwieziencew Paweł Tarasiewicz 37 The Singing Napkin Śpiewający obrusik Another Day of Life Jeszcze dzień życia The High Frontier Na granicy by Wojciech Kasperski 38 by Mariusz Grzegorzek 61 by Damian Nenow, Raúl de la Fuente 13 Humble Servants Sługi boże by Mariusz Gawryś 39 Stars Gwiazdy by Jan Kidawa-Błoński 62 Ausma Świt by Laila Pakalnina 14 I, Olga Hepnarova Ja, Olga Hepnarova Strange Heaven Obce niebo by Dariusz Gajewski 63 Baby Bump by Kuba Czekaj 15 by Tomáš Weinreb, Petr Kazda 40 Summer Solstice Letnie przesilenie by Michał Rogalski 64 Bangistan by Karan Anshuman 16 I’m a Killer Jestem mordercą by Maciej Pieprzyca 41 These Daughters of Mine Moje córki krowy Behind the Blue Door Za niebieskimi drzwiami Into the Spiral W spirali by Konrad Aksinowicz 42 by Kinga Dębska 65 by Mariusz Palej 17 Journals by Wiktoria Szymańska 43 They Chased Me Through Arizona Arizona w mojej głowie Birds Are Singing in Kigali Ptaki śpiewają w Kigali KAMPER by Łukasz Grzegorzek 44 by Matthias Huser 66 by Joanna Kos-Krauze, Krzysztof Krauze 18 Kantor by Jan Hryniak 45 Three Falls of a Saint Trzy upadki świętego Blindness Zaćma by Ryszard Bugajski 19 The Last FamilyOstatnia Rodzina by Jan P. Matuszyński 46 by Jacek Januszyk 67 The Butler Kamerdyner by Filip Bajon 20 Letters to Santa 2 Listy do M. 2 by Maciej Dejczer 47 True Crimes by Alexandros Avranas 68 Career Girl Słaba płeć? by Krzysztof Lang 21 Love in the City of Gardens Miłość w mieście ogrodów United States of Love Zjednoczone Stany Miłości Clair – Obscur by Yes¸im Ustaog˘lu 22 by Ingmar Villqist Adam Sikora 48 by Tomasz Wasilewski 69 Convoy Konwój by Maciej Żak 23 Love Kochaj by Marta Plucińska 49 Volhynia Wołyń by Wojtek Smarzowski 70 Cosmos Kosmos by Marcin Kamiński 24 Loving Vincent Twój Vincent by Dorota Kobiela 50 The Wall Mur by Dariusz Glazer 71 Day of Chocolate Dzień Czekolady by Jacek Piotr Bławut 25 The Lure Córki Dancingu by Agnieszka Smoczyńska 51 Waves Fale by Grzegorz Zariczny 72 Demon by Marcin Wrona 26 Maria Skłodowska-Curie by Marie Noelle 52 Wild RosesDzikie róże by Anna Jadowska 73 Dew Rosa by Denijal Hasanovic 27 Memories of Summer Wspomnienie lata Women Collection Kolekcja sukienek by Marzena Więcek 74 Dr Charming Kobiety bez wstydu by Witold Orzechowski 28 by Adam Guziński 53 Young JacobMały Jakub by Mariusz Bieliński 75 The Eccentrics. The Sunny Side of the Street Excentrycy, New WorldNowy Świat by Elżbieta Benkowska, Zgoda by Maciej Sobieszczański 76 czyli po słonecznej stronie ulicy by Janusz Majewski 29 Michał Wawrzecki, Łukasz Ostalski 54 ZUD by Marta Minorowicz 77 www.en.pisf.pl 2 Films 2016 New Polish f INDEX f CONTENTS MISCELLANEA 78 Top Film Festivals in Poland 81 BOX OFFICE 2015 83 9th PKO Off Camera International Festival of Independent Key Addresses79 Cinema 81 All Releases 83 Ministry of Culture and National Heritage 13th Docs Against Gravity Film Festival 81 Domestic Films 84 Polish Film Institute 56th Krakow Film Festival 81 European Films 85 National Film Archive Filmoteka Narodowa 9th Animator International Animated Film Festival 81 US Films 86 Polish Filmmakers Associations 16th T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival 81 Top 20: All Releases 1990-2015 87 Polish Audiovisual Producers Chamber of Commerce 41st Gdynia Film Festival 82 Top 20: Domestic Films 1990-2015 88 Krajowa Izba Producentów Audiowizualnych 32nd Warsaw Film Festival 82 Distribution Market 89 Telewizja Polska 12th CentEast Market 82 Poland and Cinema 90 Creative Europe Desk Poland 7th American Film Festival 82 24th Camerimage International Film Festival of the Art of INDEXES 91 Selected Film Schools 80 Cinematography 82 Łódź Film School 23rd Etiuda&Anima International Film Festival 82 Index of Directors 91 Krzysztof Kieślowski Radio and Television Department 34th Ale Kino! International Young Audience Film Index of English Titles 92 University of Silesia in Katowice Festival 82 Index of Polish Titles 93 Wajda School Warsaw Film School Credits 94 Gdynia Film School New Polish Films 2016 New Polish 3 www.en.pisf.pl f INDEX f CONTENTS Ladies and Gentlemen, Allow me to present the latest edition of the Polish Film Institute's New Polish Films catalogue — a showcase of what is to come in Polish cinema. In this catalogue, we present a selection of feature films, some of which are sure to screen in competition and in other notable sections at international film festivals. 2015 was an exceptionally successful year for Polish cinema. Paweł Pawlikowski's Ida received an Oscar, while several other Polish filmmakers were nominated for this prestigious award. The Berlin International Film Festival brought the Silver Bear award for Małgorzata Szumowska's Body/Ciało and an award for The Performer by Maciej Sobieszczański and Łukasz Ronduda. Magdalena Sroka Today, I would like you to join me in opening a new chapter in the history of Polish cinema. The year 2016 General Director of the Polish Film Institute begins with Polish films in official selection at Sundance and Berlinale. The year will also bring a number of great surprises and fascinating discoveries in Polish cinemas. Polish filmmakers are always working on new projects, many of which are made thanks to the endless efforts of the Polish Film Institute to make Polish cinema versatile and memorable for audiences in Poland and abroad. I'm sure the New Polish Films catalogue will assist you in discovering something intriguing, surprising, and inspiring about Polish cinema. I encourage you to experience Polish cinema in all its diversity throughout the year. www.en.pisf.pl 4 Films 2016 New Polish f INDEX f CONTENTS New Polish Films 2016 New Polish 5 www.en.pisf.pl Agnieszka Glińska #WszystkoGra f INDEX f CONTENTS POLAND 2016 90 MIN COLOUR directed by Agnieszka Glińska written by Marta Konarzewska, Agnieszka Glińska, Ilona Łepkowska director of photography Paweł Edelman Born in 1968. Stage director, actress. music arrangements Paweł Lucewicz edited by Jarosław Kamiński PSM production design by Agnieszka Zawadowska costume design by Served as artistic director of Teatr Studio Magdalena Maciejewska make-up artist Olga Nejbauer choreography by Agustin Egurrola, Weronika Pełczyńska sound by Marek Wronko, in Warsaw from 2012 to 2015. Lecturer at Dreamsound production manager Ewa Jastrzębska cast Eliza Rycembel, Kinga Preis, Stanisława Celińska, Sebastian Fabijański, Antoni Pawlicki, the Drama Academy in Warsaw from 1999 Krzysztof Stroiński, Bartosz Żuchowski producers Sylwia Wilkos, Klaudiusz Frydrych, Roman Gutek produced by Scorpio Studio, ul. Frascati 4/2, to 2012, and at the Academy for the 00-483 Warsaw, Poland, www.scorpio-studio.com co-produced by Edipresse Polska, D35 co-financed by the Polish Film Institute distribution in Dramatic Arts in Krakow since 2013. Poland Vue Movie Distribution, www.vuemovie.pl world sales open Author of multiple television plays. #WszystkoGra marks her feature debut as a film director. FILMOGRAPHY: 2016: #WszystkoGra PHOTO BY A story about the search for happiness, love, and joy of life. Zosia tries to change the world through art. Her mother meets someone special, rather unexpectedly. Her grandmother is hiding a secret from her past. These three women will attempt to save the family house. They will go through a lot to find out what they truly want. Will they manage to accomplish it? This unusual love story is set to some of the most beautiful Polish songs in new musical arrangements, with choreography by Agustin Egurrola. www.en.pisf.pl 6 Films 2016 New Polish Jerzy Skolimowski f CONTENTS f INDEX f TRAILER 11 Minutes 11 minut POLAND – IRELAND 2015 80 MIN COLOUR Director, screenwriter, actor, poet, painter. written and directed by Jerzy Skolimowski director of photography Mikołaj Łebkowski music by Paweł Mykietyn edited byAgnieszka Glińska Winner of multiple prestigious awards, production design by Joanna Kaczyńska, Wojciech Żogała costume design by Kalina Lach make-up artist Anna Nobel-Nobielska sound by PHOTO BY ADAM KOZAK / AP GAZETA KOZAK ADAM BY PHOTO including the Golden Bear at the Berlin IFF Radosław Ochnio cast Anna Buczek, Agata Buzek, Paulina Chapko, Andrzej Chyra, Richard Dormer, Piotr Głowacki, Wojciech Mecwaldowski, Jan (The Departure) and Special Jury Prizes in Nowicki, Dawid Ogrodnik, Łukasz Sikora, Ifi Ude, Mateusz Kościukiewicz producers Ewa Piaskowska, Jerzy Skolimowski produced by Skopia Film, Cannes (The Shout), Venice (Lightship), [email protected] co-produced by Element Pictutes Ltd. (Ireland), Telewizja Polska, Orange Polska, HBO, Fundacja Tumult executive and Tokyo (Four Nights with Anna). Author producer Ewa Piaskowska co-financed by the Polish Film Institute, the Irish Film Board, Eurimages production manager Andrzej Stempowski of several books of poetry and stage plays. distribution in Poland Kino Świat, www.kinoswiat.pl world sales HanWay Films, www.hanwayfilms.com Member of the European Film Academy.
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