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The documentary film “Letters From Wolf Street”, directed by Arjun Talwar and selected among the eight titles in the Main Competition of the 23rd edition of the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in the USA, won one of the event’s most important awards – Best Artistic Vision Feature.
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The Krakow Film Festival and the Polish Documentary Film Directors Guild have established the Marcel Łoziński Documentary Award – a distinction for filmmakers who, like the award’s patron, boldly push the boundaries of documentary cinema. In a world dominated by algorithms and ready-made formats, the prize recognises films that defy convention, steadfast in their honesty and creative vision.
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We recently reported that Weronika Mliczewska’s “Child of Dust” had been selected for the programme of the DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF) in Washington, D.C. Today it is clear that the visit ended in success: the film won the award for Best Feature Documentary. DCIFF is one of the notable events on the U.S. independent film circuit, showcasing titles that engage with social issues and contemporary geopolitical challenges.
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The documentary “Traces” by Alisa Kovalenko and Marysia Nikitiuk has won the Panorama Audience Award in the Panorama Dokumente category at Berlinale. It is one of the festival’s most notable viewer-voted honours and marks another milestone in the film’s international journey, following its recent announcement in the CPH:DOX 2026 programme.