• EIGHT POLISH FILMS IN THE DOK LEIPZIG 2026 PROGRAMME

    Five documentaries and three animated films have been selected for the 69th edition of DOK Leipzig, one of the world’s leading festivals dedicated to documentary and animated film. Polish productions will be presented across the international competitions, the Audience Competition, programmes for younger audiences and the special Animation Night section. This year’s festival will take place in Leipzig from 26 October to 1 November.

  • POLISH SHORT FILMS FEATURED IN THE 5X5 SECTION AT DOK LEIPZIG

    DOK Leipzig has announced the programme for this year’s edition. As in previous years, alongside its competitions, the festival will also present a range of special sections, including “5×5 Shorts from the East” – a selection of five short films from five Eastern European countries. Alongside films from Armenia, the Czech Republic, Latvia and Ukraine, the programme will also feature works from Poland. The screening will take place on 31 October at the Polish Institute in Leipzig.

  • POLISH FILMS IN THE COMPETION OF OBERHAUSEN

    The 59th International Short Film Festival Oberhausen will be showing over 450 productions from some 60 countries in around 100 programmes. The festival’s mainstay continues to be the five competitions. This year will see the festival showing 131 new works. Five of them were produced in Poland.

  • RENATA GĄSIOROWSKA’S “PUSSY” TURNS 10 – THE FILM IS STILL GOING STRONG ON THE FESTIVAL CIRCUIT

    In 2016, “Pussy”, an eight-minute animated film directed by Renata Gąsiorowska and produced by the Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódź, premired. A full decade has now passed, yet the film remains active on the festival circuit, continuing to reach audiences around the world. To date, it has made over 250 of them, which places it amongst the world’s most frequently screened short animated films of the past decade.

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