Polish Docs
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«We want to be an event where… valuable, long-lasting creative professional friendships are forged, resulting in extraordinary films»
KRAKOW FF: As KFF Industry returns to Krakow in 2026, Katarzyna Wilk discusses the movement between Polish documentary, international festival circuits, Ukrainian projects ,and the long-term relationships that allow films to travel beyond recognition alone.
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Traces
UKRAINE: Winner of the Panorama Audience Award at this year's Berlinale, Traces, details the powerful story of women seeking to survive and thrive after being raped and tortured by Russian forces during the war in Ukraine.
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Silver
LABOUR: Bolivia’s Potosi silver mines—where colonial history meets today’s tech-driven demand.
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The living legacy of Jerzy Grotowski
ART: An intimate documentary exploring the controversial world of Jerzy Grotowski's work and the legacy of Thomas Richards, blurring the lines between theatre, cult, art, and violence.
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Filming the right-wing with ‘an open heart’
HOMOPHOBIA: Polish Prayers unravels the trajectory of a young Pole as he journeys away from the homophonic, ultra-conservative Brotherhood
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Growing up too fast
YOUTH: Three children learn to cope with their first year at the boarding school for visually impaired and blind children.
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Unpacking trauma
UKRAINE: The young Ukrainian generation, scarred by war, prepares a play based on the motifs of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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Final Days for Sunny Side of the Doc Project Submissions; Exhibitors Announced
Sunny Side of the Doc, taking place 20-23 June in La Rochelle, France, has announced the full details of exhibitors, while also reminding us of its fast-approaching Call for Projects deadline. The deadline for the call for projects is Thursday, 7 April 2022 for Sunny Side of the Doc’s pitching sessions. Project holders will enter…