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New Polish Films 2015 Contents F INDEX f INDEX f CONTENTS New Polish Films 2015 Contents f INDEX Introduction Agnieszka Odorowicz 4 TheForeign BodyObce ciało by Krzysztof Zanussi 27 ThePerformer Performer by Maciej Sobieszczański Game Count Pokot by Agnieszka Holland 28 and Łukasz Ronduda 52 Gods Bogowie by Łukasz Palkowski 29 ThePhotographer Fotograf by Waldemar Krzystek 53 FEATURES 5 AGrain of Truth Ziarno prawdy by Borys Lankosz 30 Polish Shit Polskie gówno by Grzegorz Jankowski 54 TheHeart and theSweetheartSerce, serduszko by Jan Red Spider Czerwony pająk by Marcin Koszałka 55 11 Minutes 11 minut by Jerzy Skolimowski 6 Jakub Kolski 31 Referee of Attention Arbiter uwagi by Jakub All About My Parents Pani zprzedszkola by Marcin TheHere After / Efterskalv Pośmierci by Magnus Polakowski 56 Krzyształowicz 7 von Horn 32 Refugiado Podochroną by Diego Lerman 57 Anatomy of Evil Anatomia zła by Jacek Bromski 8 TheHigh FrontierNagranicy by Wojciech Kasperski 33 Roman and Rose Zagubieni by Julia Kowalski 58 Bangistan Bangistan by Karan Anshuman 9 TheHoly Sinner Wybraniec by Michał Węgrzyn 34 TheSailor’s Stories Marynarz wŁodzi by Marcin Latałło 59 Behind theBlue Door Zaniebieskimi drzwiami by Mariusz Hot Heart Story Hot Heart Story by Anira Wojan 35 Secret Sharer Tajemniczy sojusznik by Piotr Fudakowski 60 Palej 10 I, Olga Hepnarova Ja, Olga Hepnarova by Tomáš Weinreb Secret Wars Służby specjalne by Patryk Vega 61 Body Body/Ciało by Małgorzata Szumowska 11 and Petr Kazda 36 Stars Gwiazdy by Jan Kidawa-Błoński 62 Calling Wołanie by Marcin Dudziak 12 Ida Ida by Paweł Pawlikowski 37 Strange Heaven Obce niebo by Dariusz Gajewski 63 Carte Blanche Carte Blanche by Jacek Lusiński 13 InfluenZ Hiszpanka by Łukasz Barczyk 38 Summer Solstice Letnie przesilenie by Michał Rogalski 64 Chemo Chemia by Bartek Prokopowicz 14 Journey to Rome Droga doRzymu by Tomasz Mielnik 39 Under Electric Clouds Podelektrycznymi chmurami by TheCitizen Obywatel by Jerzy Stuhr 15 The Just Man Sprawiedliwy by Michał Szczerbic 40 Alexey German Jr. 65 Close-Ups Zbliżenia by Magdalena Piekorz 16 Karbala Karbala by Krzysztof Łukaszewicz 41 Volhynia Wołyń by Wojtek Smarzowski 66 Crazy Little ThingDzień dobry, kocham Cię by Ryszard Life Must Go On! Życie jest piękne by Maciej Migas 42 The Wall Mur by Dariusz Glazer 67 Zatorski 17 Love in theCity of GardensMiłość wmieście ogrodów Walpurgis Night Noc Walpurgi by Marcin Bortkiewicz 68 Dawn Świt by Laila Pakalnina 18 by Ingmar Villqist and Adam Sikora 43 Walser Walser by Zbigniew Libera 69 Demon Demon by Marcin Wrona 19 Loving Vincent Twój Vincent by Dorota Kobiela 44 Warsaw 44 Miasto 44 by Jan Komasa 70 Dew Rosa by Denijal Hasanovic 20 Math Sucks Math Sucks by Kasia Rosłaniec 45 Warsaw by NightWarsaw by Night by Natalia The Disco Daughters Córki dancingu by Agnieszka TheModel Modelka by Mads Matthiesen 46 Koryncka-Gruz 71 Smoczyńska 21 TheMother Matka by Lee Mackintosh Jones 47 Waves Fale by Grzegorz Zariczny 72 Disco PoloDisco polo by Maciej Bochniak 22 My Lousy Daughters Moje córki, krowy by Kinga Dębska 48 Women’s Collection Kolekcja sukienek by Marzena Ederly Ederly by Piotr Dumała 23 Neighborhooders Sąsiady by Grzegorz Królikiewicz 49 Więcek 73 TheErlprince Królewicz Olch by Kuba Czekaj 24 No Matter How Hard We Tried Między nami dobrze jest Fanciful Piąte: nie odchodź by Katarzyna Jungowska 25 by Grzegorz Jarzyna 50 TheFather Ojciec by Artur Urbański 26 Nude Area Strefa nagości by Urszula Antoniak 51 2 NEW POLISH FILMS 2015CONTENTS f INDEX f CONTENTS MISCELLANEA 74 6th American Film Festival 78 23rd Camerimage International Film Festival of the Art of Key Addresses 75 Cinematography 78 Ministry of Culture and National Heritage 22nd Etiuda&Anima International Film Festival 78 Polish Film Institute 33rd Ale Kino! International Young Audience Film Festival 78 National Film Archive Filmoteka Narodowa Polish Filmmakers Associations Box Office2014 79 Polish Audiovisual Producers Chamber of Commerce All Releases 79 Krajowa Izba Producentów Audiowizualnych Domestic Films 80 Telewizja Polska European Films 81 Creative Europe Desk Poland US Films 82 Top 20: All Releases 1990-2014 83 Selected Film Schools 76 Top 20: Domestic Films 1990-2014 84 Lodz Film School Distribution Market 85 Krzysztof Kieślowski Radio and Television Faculty Poland and Cinema 86 University of Silesia in Katowice Wajda School Indexes 87 Warsaw Film School Index of Directors 87 Gdynia Film School Index of English Titles 88 Index of Polish Titles 89 Top Film Festivals in Poland 77 8th Off Plus Camera International Festival of Independent Credits 90 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 www.pisf.pl/en/ NEW POLISH FILMS 2015CONTENTS 3 f INDEX f CONTENTS 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 Agnieszka Odorowicz of Polish cinema on the international stage has increased greatly. Paweł Pawlikowski’s Ida was a film General Director of the Polish Film Institute 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. 4 NEW POLISH FILMS 2015 FEATURES f INDEX f CONTENTS NEW POLISH FILMS 2015FEATURES 5 Jerzy Skolimowski 11 Minutes (working title) f INDEX f CONTENTS 11 minut (working title) POLAND – IRELAND 2015 80 MIN COLOUR written and directed by Jerzy Skolimowski director of photography Mikołaj Łebkowski edited byAgnieszka Glińska production design by Joanna Director, screenwriter, actor, poet, painter. Kaczyńska, Wojciech Żogała costume design by Kalina Lach make-up artist Anna Nobel-Nobielska sound by Radosław Ochnio cast Anna Buczek, Winner of multiple prestigious awards, PHOTO BY ADAM KOZAK / AP GAZETA KOZAK ADAM BY PHOTO Agata Buzek, Paulina Chapko, Andrzej Chyra, Richard Dormer, Piotr Głowacki, Wojciech Mecwaldowski, Jan Nowicki, Dawid Ogrodnik, Łukasz including the Golden Bear at the Berlin Sikora, Ifi Ude producers Ewa Piaskowska, Jerzy Skolimowski produced by Skopia Film, [email protected] co-produced by Element IFF (The Departure) and Special Jury Pictutes Ltd. (Ireland), Telewizja Polska, Orange Polska, HBO, Fundacja Tumult executive producer Ewa Piaskowska co-financed by the Polish Film Prizes in Cannes (The Shout), Venice Institute, the Irish Film Board, Eurimages production manager Andrzej Stempowski distribution in Poland and world sales open (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 1978: The Shout 1981: Ręce do góry (Hands Up) 1982: Moonlighting 1984: Success Is the Best Revenge 1985: The Lightship PHOTO BY ROBERT JAWORSKI ROBERT BY PHOTO 1989: Torrents of Spring 1991: 30 Door Key The same eleven minutes in the lives of various characters, seen through parallel storylines. Before the last second of the eleventh 2008: Cztery noce z Anną (Four Nights minute is up, their fates are brought together by an event that will have a huge impact on their lives. with Anna) 2010: Essential Killing 2015: 11 minut (11 Minutes) 6 NEW POLISH FILMS 2015FEATURES Marcin Krzyształowicz f CONTENTS f INDEX f TRAILER All About My Parents Pani z przedszkola POLAND 2014 90 MIN COLOUR Director and screenwriter. Creator written and directed by Marcin Krzyształowicz director of photography Michał Englert music by Michał Woźniak edited by Wojciech Mrówczyński of feature films, documentaries, PSM production design by Marek Zawierucha costume design by Katarzyna Lewińska make-up artist Dominika Dylewska sound by Piotr and television series. Domaradzki cast Agata Kulesza, Adam Woronowicz, Krystyna Janda, Karolina Gruszka, Łukasz Simlat, Marian Dziędziel, India Dudek, Dariusz His last feature Obława (Manhunt) Chojnacki, Grzegorz Wojdon, Wojciech Wójcik, Anita Poddębniak, Anna Oberc, Maja Bohosiewicz, Roman Gancarczyk, Artur Dziurman producers received a number of awards, including Małgorzata Jurczak, Krzysztof Grędziński produced by Skorpion Arte, office Chełmska 19/21, 00-724 Warsaw, Poland, ph./fax +48 22 851 10 54, the Polish Film Award for Best Film,
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