The 15 documentaries eligible to compete in the Krakow Film Festival 2002 international competition has been announced. The selection includes the Polish production Boylesque by #Bogna Kowalczyk#. Across selections, there is a clear theme – facing memory; often also facing #trauma, both individually and collectively.
The 2022 Krakow Film Festival will also open with The Hamlet Syndrome from Polish directors #Elwira Niewiera# and #Piotr Rosołowski#. The documentary is an intriguing portrait of the war-torn generation of young Ukrainians.
Krakow Film Festival 2022 International Competition
- 1341 Frames of Love & War (dir. Ran Tal) – Israel
- Adamiani (dir. Hirotoshi Takeoka) – Japan, Netherlands
- Boylesque (dir. Bogna Kowalczyk) – Poland
- En mis zapatos (dir. Pedro Morato) – Belgium
- The Cathedral (dir. Denis Dobrovoda) – Slovakia
- Fragile Memory (dir. Ihor Ivanko) – Ukraine, Slovakia
- Little Axel (dir. Fabien Greenberg, Bård Kjøge Rønning) – Norway
- At Full Throttle (dir. Miro Remo) – Czech Republic, Slovakia
- No Place For You In Our Town (dir. Nikolay Stefanov) – Bulgaria
- Beneath the Surface (dir. Alexander Niakaris Irvine-Cox) – Norway, Great Britain
- Tolyatti Adrift (dir. Laura Sistero) – Spain
- Reconstruction of Occupation (dir. Jan Šikl) – Czech Republic
- Eternal Spring (dir. Jason Loftus) – Canada
- All That Breathes (dir. Shaunak Sen) – USA, Great Britain, India
- The Hamlet Syndrome (dir. Elwira Niewiera, Piotr Rosołowski) – Poland, Germany
