ജനപ്രിയമായത് മുതൽ Poland

At the turn of January and February 1946, a Special Action Unit of the National Military Union, commanded by Lieutenant Rajs, pseudonym "Bury," pacified five villages, killing 80 people. The victims were exclusively Orthodox Belarusians. Among the dead were 28 carters, kidnapped on the outskirts of the Białowieża Forest to transport the Unit. After a few days, when the carters had fulfilled their task, they were shot and buried in a mass grave. It took 50 years before the families of the murdered could learn the fate of their loved ones. After half a century, on the initiative of a committee bringing together the families of the victims, an exhumation was carried out. The religious ceremonies accompanying the burial of the remains of the shot carters were attended not only by the families of the victims, but also by the local community, both Belarusians and Poles, who showed their solidarity with them.

A documentary showing a new perspective on the so-called "Jedwabne crime" challenging the official position and also exposing the large-scale practice of falsely attributing guilt to an entire nation in the name of the shady interests of certain shady groups from the US.

A biographical documentary about Agnieszka Osiecka.

Non Duality refers to the educational film genre, in rhythmic and associative montages of meaning, tackles the theme of the belief in the separateness of the Self that lies at the foundation of Western culture and the divisive naturalizing function of language itself. The film juxtaposes archival footage from the Educational Film Studio in Łódź and a documentary and personal record of a conversation with Halina Pytlasinska, a British psychologist and therapist who works with the collective unconscious using the social dreaming matrix method.

"Dear Mr. President!" - this is how Zosia Kaczynska titled her letter, asking Boleslaw Bierut - on behalf of herself and her three siblings - to release her mother from prison. This letter did not reach the addressee. Most of the requests for clemency, written by convicts and their relatives, already at the beginning of their journey to the head of state received a note in the prosecutor's office or court: leave without further course. Historian and archivist Janusz Kotanski and former political prisoner Janusz Horodniczy followed in the footsteps of documents found in the archives in search of those harmed by Stalin's repressive apparatus.

Peter Breugel’s famous picture The Mill and the Cross became an inspiration for Lech Majewski’s new film. The director has admitted that this is his greatest film challenge. Both Hollywood stars (Charlotte Rampling, Rutger Hauer, Michael York) and hundreds of extras were involved in the shooting. Over 1500 film set elements and costumes were prepared. Dagmara Drzazga follows the creation process of such a remarkable endeavour.

As a result of a mysterious climatic anomaly, three young people are trapped in their apartment.

Impressions of Elisabeth of Bavaria's, Queen of the Belgians, visit to Poland in 1955.

A document by Wajda studio

In 2019 she became famous again when the decision to censor her works taken by the Director of the National Museum spurred a wave of protests. But the art of Natalia LL was controversial as early as in the 1960s. In collaboration with her husband, an artist himself, she created art that was shocking at the time.

A costumed, surreal journey of mumblecore to the rhythm of jazz, noise and techno....

A group of Roma people meet at a bonfire in the evening to say their farewells to one of the senior members of their Tarnów clan. Some of them have not seen each other for many years, others came from abroad for this particular occasion. An intimate story about the changes in the life of the Roma community in Poland over the years.

They planned to spend only three months in Germany. Unexpectedly, the imposition of martial law forced the mother and the daughter to change their plans. A nostalgic story about loneliness, longing and unpredictability around which the audience is guided by a little girl and Barnaby the bear.

Darek is 24 and after 10 years of education at a school for students with intellectual disabilities he needs to confront himself with adulthood. At a film workshop, he receives a camera that will enable him to tell a story of the final weeks at his favourite place from his own perspective. In his musings about trifles as well as matters he cannot fully understand, he is accompanied by his best friend, Daniel. They experience the world in their own way and, at the same time, enable the viewer to see the reality through their eyes for a little while. Full of warmth and humour, the film is a story of friendship as a universal value that joins people regardless of any differences or limitations.

A few scenes portraying the relationship between the Monster, and the Woman. The relationship is showed through a perverse and erotic conversation

A boy is walking through an idyllic landscape and suddenly he finds a little black square on his way. He buries it. After a while the mysterious square reappears. This time it is quite aggressive, it starts chasing the boy, destroying everything that stands in its way, it is difficult to get away from it... This meeting will irreversibly change the boy’s life... The film made under the artistic supervision of Professor Jerzy Kucia.

Jarocin – a small town in Greater Poland. In the 1980s, it was the venue for one of the largest rock festivals in Europe. In 2004, the Łódź branch of the Institute of National Remembrance published an album presenting previously unknown documents concerning the infiltration of the festival by the Security Service of the Polish People's Republic. They provide new insight into the methods used by the secret services at the time and show the extraordinary scale of the activities carried out against the festival. The film shows, for the first time, the original Security Service reports on Jarocin and dozens of photographs taken by officers of its participants.