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Krzysztof Suchowierski, young man from Poland (live in England) is amazing traveller. Krzysztof cycled 3,500 km of Siberia in the winter. His main motivation was to visit the places where Polish exiles prisoners were sent by Soviet Regime, but not only, also Russians, Germans, and many others. His lonely trip to Kolyma (Russia) had a similar message.

Dive into this erotic, sensorial experience that transforms spoken word into audiovisual landscapes. Combining animation, character choreography and the sonic structure of ASMR, Nightsss distils the Polish-specific sounds in co-director Weronika Lewandowska’s poetry to conjure ravishing onomatopoeic landscapes that cross language barriers.

Join our friends on their next adventure... The stories of two brothers - the elder Śruba, a natural leader whose thinking prefers the rational world to the imagination. He's lively, and like any prankster, he always gets into trouble. Kubik is a born intellectual, a bit of a little adult, although he is actually cheerful and playful, careful and meticulous. His older brother is his role model! When Śruba goes somewhere, so does Kubik!

From the creators of the Bolek and Lolek series come new heroes Kuba and Śruba. Join our friends Kuba and Śruba on their first big adventure. Kuba is the natural leader of this duo, but sometimes his decisions aren't the right ones. Śruba, on the other hand, is playful and always gets into trouble. Both of them will have unforgettable adventures.

The documentary contains interviews with older and younger generations of poster artists, examples of past and current poster work, historic and current film footage of where and how the poster is viewed, and commentaries from both American and Polish scholars and artists on the significance of the Polish poster as a cultural icon.

Animals locked up in a flat with the decomposing corpse of their owner try to survive. In this difficult situation one of the dogs finds out that its love for its owner is stronger than animal instinct.

A short film inspired by a Polish folk dirge.

A mother and her three children live in a place where the only food there is apart from the mother's milk are figs from the fig tree.

This silent film presents original materials from 1917–1921 and later reconstructions. Polonia Restituta shows the German occupation of Warsaw, the fight against Ukrainians for Eastern Galicia, the liberation of Vilnius, the Polish-Soviet war, the Polish-Ukrainian alliance and the conquest of Kiev, the Polish counteroffensive in August and September 1920 and the signing of the Treaty of Riga.

A short film screened at Il Cinema Ritrovato

A short film screened at Il Cinema Ritrovato 2020