THE LIST OF POLISH FILMS SELECTED FOR THE 50TH KRAKOW FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCED!
The selectors of the 50th Krakow Film Festival, one of the oldest European film events, have ended their work and now we know the list of films qualified for the competitions of the anniversary 50th edition of the Festival, which will take place from 31st May to 6th June.
89 documentaries, animations and feature films will take part in three competitions. They will compete for the Golden Horn (international documentary competition), for the Golden Dragon (International Competition) and for the Golden Hobby-Horse (National Competition). The competing films were selected from among 2000 entries, which came to the organizers and from among the films noticed at international festivals. The 11-person Selection Committee, divided into three groups, selected the films, working under the supervision of Krzysztof Gierat, who watches over the festival’s entirety.This is the list of the films qualified for the Polish competition of the 50th Krakow Film Festival:
Documentary
1. Magda, love and cancer, dir. AlinaMrowińska, 2009, 51’
2. Warsaw Available, dir. Karolina Bielawska, Julia Ruszkiewicz, 2009, 50’
3. What Am I Doing Here? Tadeusz Konwicki, dir. Janusz Anderman, 2009, 50’
4. Let’s run away from her, dir.Marcin Koszałka, 2010, 48’
5. Profession - Southern Traveller. Andrzej Stasiuk , dir. Dariusz Pawelec, 2009, 43’
6. On the Road, dir. Leszek Dawid, 2010, 41’
7. The Dog Hill, dir. Grzegorz Zariczny, 2010, 39’
8. 10 years to Nashville, dir. Katarzyna Trzaska, 2009, 38’
9. Getting On, dir. Renata Gabryjelska 2009, 31’
10. Slowly, dir. Tomasz Wolski, 2010, 30’
11.Out of reach , dir. Jakub Stożek 2009, 30’
12. That’s life…, dir. Daniel Zieliński 2010, 27’
13. The screening at the Tatry cinema, dir. Igor Chojna 2010, 26’
14. The Declaration of Immortality, dir. Marcin Koszałka, 2010, 25’
15.The Fourth Man, dir. Krzysztof Kasior, 2009, 21’
16. Viva Maria!, dir. Agnieszka Smoczyńska, 2010, 17’
17. Little Bride, dir. Lesław Dobrucki, 2010, 14’
18. H2O, dir. Tomasz Wolski, 2010, 7’30”
19. Inventory , dir. Paweł Łoziński, 2010, 9’
20. The End of the World, dir. Mateusz Skalski, 2010, 9’
Feature films
1.Don’t be afraid of the dark room, dir. Kuba Czekaj, 2009, 30’
2.What the doctors say, dir. Michał Wnuk, 2009, 25’
3. Hanoi-Warsaw, dir. Katarzyna Klimkiewicz, 2009, 27’
4. My poor head, dir. Adrian Panek, 2009, 21’
5. Real, dir. Rafał Samusik, 2009, 22’
6. An Exclusive, dir. Krzysztof Szot, 2009, 14’
7. The scent of flowers does not blow against the wind ,dir.Leszek Korusiewicz, 2010,17’
Animation
1. The Kinematograf, dir. Tomek Bagiński, 2009, 12’
2. Esterhazy, dir. Izabela Plucińska, 2009, 24’
3. Danny Boy, dir. Marek Skrobecki, 2010, 11’
4. Millhaven, dir. Bartek Kulas, 2010, 7’
5. Charon Taxi, dir. Joanna Wójcik, 2009, 12’
6.The Island of gibbons, dir. Małgorzata Bosek, 2010, 8’
In the international competition, the following Polish documentaries will compete for the prizes:
International documentary film contest – films over 60 minutes:
1. The North of Kalabria, dir. Marcin Sauter, Poland 2009, 67’
2. Two Rembrandts in the Garden, dir. Jerzy Śladkowski, Poland/Germany 2009, 79’
International documentary film competition – films from 30 to 60 minutes:
1. Let’s run away from her, dir. Marcin Koszałka, Poland 2010, 48’
2. The Dog Hill, dir. Grzegorz Zariczny, Poland 2010, 39’
International short film competition:
1. Inventory, dir. Paweł Łoziński, Poland 2010, 9’
2. H2O, dir. Tomasz Wolski Poland 2010, 9’
3. Out of Reach, dir. Jakub Stożek, Poland 2010, 30’
Krakow Film Festival will take place from 31st May to 6th June. The media and branch accreditations are already being issued; tickets at the reduced prices are available until 30th April. The deadline for application is 15th May.
For the audience, there are carnets at reduced prices, until 10th May they can be booked on the Festival’s website (full-price: 100 zloty, discounted one: 50 zloty).
Detailed information on www.krakowfilmfestival.pl