„THE WHISTLE” SCREENED IN THE SPRING SEASON OF FUTURE SHORTS

A documentary “The Whistle” by Grzegorz Zariczny made it to the elite group of six short films screened as a part of the spring edition of Future Shorts Festival. The programme is screened between April and June in 30 cities in Europe and around the world.

Future Shorts is one of the biggest pop-up festivals showing short films around the globe. Since November 2011, festival screenings have taken place in over 285 cities and 90 countries with an audience of more than 45,000 people. Every three months the organizers of the festival put together a feature-length programme of the best classic, cult and award-winning short films made all over the world. 

Six films were selected for the Spring season of Future Shorts – among them Polish “The Whistle” by Grzegorz Zariczny. Film is one of two documentaries presented in the set. Zariczny’s film is a story of Marcin – a young man that comes from a small village near Krakow. The film pictures him from three perspectives – his private life, his work life and his hobby – which is football. In each of these fields he seems to be quite clumsy. He doesn’t rush his way towards adulthood – which his mother doesn’t approve of. She expects him to make life-changing decisions, finding a better job and a wife. The film was produced as a part of “First documentary” programme launched by Munk Studio operating within the frames of Polish Filmmakers Association. 

Future Shorts is one of the most renown organizations involved in short film promotion around the world. Its leading activity is broadly defined distribution through organized four times yearly film festival and a regular work. Future Shorts is one of the leading distributors on the short film market, selling films to an international network of buyers, internet, IPTV, airlines and many more. 
 
 

More on the festival’s line up to be found here