At the for­th­coming short film festival “Un Festival c’est trop court!” in Nice, Poland will be the guest of honour. Documen­tary films, animations, as well as short feature-​films will be shown. Additionally, the film “Mother” by Jakub Piątek will fight for the main prize in the inter­national competition.

10^th edition of the short film festival “Un Festival c’est trop court!” will take place in Nice from 20 to 25 April. One of the parts of this year’s programme is the sec­tion “Gros plan sur la Pologne” dedicated to Polish cinematography. The films are divided accor­ding to three thematic categories:

- The best Polish animations (among others, “Tango” by Zbigniew Ryb­czyń­ski, “A Gen­tle Spirit” by Piotr Dumała, “Fal­len Art” by Tomasz Bagiń­ski, “Ich­tys” by Marek Skrobecki)

- Short Films by the Great Pole – Roman Polań­ski (among others, “Mur­der”, “Two Men and a War­drobe”, “The Lamp”, “When Angels Fall”, “Mam­mals”)

- Polish documen­tary films

Poste restante, dir. Mar­cel Łoziń­ski

Silence, dir. Mał­gorzataSzumow­ska

Till It Hurts, dir. Mar­cin Koszałka

The Seeds, dir. Woj­ciech Kasper­ski

Sub­ur­ban Train, dir. Maciej Cuske

What is more, the documen­tary “Mother” by Jakub Piątek has been qualified to the inter­national com­petition, while in the non-​competing programme, two films will be shown: “Street feeling” by Kristof­fer Karl­son Rus (in the degree works of the film schools’ students sec­tion) as well as “Over the Fence” by Mar­cin Sauter (in the sec­tion “Cros­sing the fron­tiers”)

Details on the festival’s website.
  (10.04.2010)