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Adaptation of a Nobel-Prize winning novel about a late 19th century Polish peasant woman who creates havoc by marrying an older rich man. Directors DK Welchman (as Dorota Kobiela) | Hugh Welchman Writers: Wladyslaw Stanislaw Reymont (based on novel by: "Chlopi") | DK Welchman (as Dorota Kobiela) | Hugh Welchman

At the 48th Polish Feature Film Festival, the Polish Filmmakers Association SFP award for cast direction was presented for the second time. The jury composed of: Joanna Łapińska, Marta Kownacka and Krzysztof Kwiatkowski chose this year's winner. The winner was our member Nadia Lebik for the film KOS directed by Paweł Maślony Congratulations! -- Na 48 Polskim Festiwalu Filmów Fabularnych po raz drugi wręczono nagrodę Stowarzyszenia Filmowców Polskich SFP za reżyserię obsady . Jury w składzie: Joanna Łapińska, Marta Kownacka i Krzysztof Kwiatkowski wybrało tegoroczną laureatkę. Została nią nasza członkini Nadia Lebik za film KOS w reżyserii Pawła Maślony Gratulujemy serdecznie !

Festiwal Polskich Filmów Fabularnych: At the 48th Polish Feature Film Festival, the Polish Filmmakers Association SFP award for cast direction was presented for the second time. The jury composed of: Joanna Łapińska, Marta Kownacka and Krzysztof Kwiatkowski chose this year's winner. The winner was our member Nadia Lebik for the film KOS directed by Paweł Maślony Congratulations! -- Na 48 Polskim Festiwalu Filmów Fabularnych po raz drugi wręczono nagrodę Stowarzyszenia Filmowców Polskich SFP za reżyserię obsady . Jury w składzie: Joanna Łapińska, Marta Kownacka i Krzysztof Kwiatkowski wybrało tegoroczną laureatkę. Została nią nasza członkini Nadia Lebik za film KOS w reżyserii Pawła Maślony Gratulujemy serdecznie!

„Kos“ begins in the spring of 1794. General Tadeusz 'Kos' Kosciuszko (Jacek Braciak) returns to Poland, who plans to start an uprising against the Russians, mobilizing the Polish nobility and peasants to do so. He is accompanied by a faithful friend and former slave, Domingo (Jason Mitchell).

On April 18, the first in a series of regular meetings of the Guild with acting agency representatives took place. Actors are the heart of film and television production, and that’s why we feel inseparable from acting agents in our creative process. We will discuss important issues at future meetings to improve our cooperation. Much work ahead of us.

Eo: Directed by Jerzy Skolimowski. With Sandra Drzymalska, Isabelle Huppert, Lorenzo Zurzolo, Mateusz Kosciukiewicz. Follows a donkey who encounters on his journeys good and bad people, experiences joy and pain, exploring a vision of modern Europe through his eyes.

Apokawixa: Directed by Xawery Zulawski. With Mikolaj Kubacki, Waleria Gorobets, Monika Mikolajczak, Mariusz Urbaniec. A group of Warsaw high school graduates, sick and tired of lockdowns and online schooling, decide to head to the seaside for a party to remember.

25 lat niewinnosci. Sprawa Tomka Komendy: With Piotr Trojan, Agata Kulesza, Adam Kupaj, Piotr Szekowski. 25 Years of Innocence: The Case of Tomek Komenda.

Subuk: Directed by Jacek Lusinski. With Malgorzata Gorol, Andrzej Seweryn, Marta Malikowska, Filip Plawiak. Inspired by real events, the story of a young mother of an autistic boy whose persistence and struggle with bureaucracy and human heartlessness have led to significant changes in the Polish education system.

In an early-'80s Polish town, a prostitute and a youth leader are found killed, but the police's handling of the case makes two journalists suspicious.

When Julia finds herself at an amnesia treatment center in the aftermath of a terrible accident that killed her family, she begins to form bonds with other patients who have experienced oddly similar traumas. She meets Adam, a mysterious boy, who becomes her guide around the center. When she starts to have strange dreams and visions that feel all too real, she begins to question if this place is really what it promises to be. Julia fights to escape from the institution in an effort to discover the truth: this world is not what it seems.

Michal is a truck driver and a single father raising his daughter Miska. Long hours behind the wheel, loneliness and constant life on the road are his everyday life. The most important thing is to get the goods on time. When he is on the road, his Ukrainian neighbor looks after his daughter. Her granddaughter Lena and Miska are inseparable. When the Ukrainian nanny suddenly dies, Michal takes the girls with him on a journey. Roadside parking lots, life on the road, border, and finally a meeting with Lenka's family in Ukraine is an important lesson in sisterhood for girls, growing up in the world of the periphery of Europe that is changing before their eyes. Ukraine, which for Lenka is a symbol of home and wonderful childhood, will turn out to be a place troubled by the hardships of life and the struggles of heroes. For Michal, the compulsory journey is the time of growing up to be a dad. Thanks to her, he may finally stop running from his demons and discover what is really the most important in his life.