• NATALIA KONIARZ’S “SILVER” WINS THE GRAND JURY PRIZE IN PORTO

    Natalia Koniarz’s “Silver” has received another major international award. The film won the Grand Jury Prize at the 15th Family Film Project in Porto. The jury praised the documentary for its powerful portrayal of life in the silver mines of Bolivia’s Cerro Rico, highlighting both the perspective of children and its outstanding visual language, which draws viewers into a seemingly distant reality that nevertheless remains closely connected to the contemporary world.

  • KRZYSZTOF NOWICKI’S “THREE CHANTS” WINS THE GRAND PRIX AT THE PÄRNU FILM FESTIVAL

    Krzysztof Nowicki’s “Three Chants” has been awarded at the 40th Pärnu International Documentary and Science Film Festival in Estonia. The Polish documentary received one of the festival’s two main prizes, the Grand Prix for Best Artistic Achievement. The winners were presented with traditional ethnographic awards created by Riina Pull.

  • PAWEŁ CHORZĘPA’S “THE TUNERS” WINS AN AWARD IN JAPAN

    The festival success of Paweł Chorzępa’s “The Tuners” continues. The short documentary has won the Best Documentary Award at the 21st Sapporo International Short Film Festival & Market. It marks another success for the film in Japan this year and another important stop on its impressive international festival journey.

  • THREE POLISH DOCUMENTARIES ON THE EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS SHORTLIST

    Michał Marczak’s “Closure”, Alisa Kovalenko and Marysia Nikitiuk’s “Traces”, and Andrei Kutsila’s “Letters from the Silenced Country” have been selected for the documentary shortlist of the 39th European Film Awards. The three Polish productions and co-productions are among just 15 documentaries still in the running for a nomination for one of Europe’s most prestigious film honours. The nominations will be announced on 14 November, while the 39th European Film Awards ceremony will take place in Athens on 16 January 2027.

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