26th Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival
November 8–10, 2019
2019 Film Competition
The Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival is pleased to reveal the lineup of short films and documentaries selected for the upcoming 26th Festival, taking place November 8 through 10, 2019. Winners will be announced at the festival opening in the Michigan Theater on November 8th at 7pm.
DOCUMENTARIES
Arabski sekret / Arabic Secret dir. Julia Groszek
Cudzoziemcy w Powstaniu Warszawskim / Foreigners in the Warsaw Uprising dir. Małgorzata Brama
Jeszcze lecimy / Still Flying dir. Mirosław Dembiński
Mała zagłada / A Minor Genocide dir. Natalia Koryncka-Gruz
Warszawa: miasto podzielone / Warsaw: A City Divided dir. Eric Bednarski
SHORT FILMS
Badylok / Badylok dir. Karolina Kłapkowska
Miasteczko / Small Town dir. Daria Kopiec
Na strajk! / On Strike! dir. Stanisław Horodecki
Ostatni dzień lata / Last Day of Summer dir. Aleksandra Czenczenk
Piołun / Bitter Herb dir. Maria Ornaf
Silny niezależny kosmos / Strong Independent Space dir. Damian Krakowiak
Submissions for the 2019 Film Competition are closed
Submissions for the 2019 Film Competition are already closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted their films to the Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival and best of luck!
Selections will be announced mid-September 2019.
If you missed the deadline, stay tuned for next year’s call!
26th Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival
and the 2019 Submissions
We have good news!
The 26th Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival will be held November 8 – 10, 2019.
2019 Submissions are now open, and we are seeking a selection of the best new documentary and short narrative films.
Prizes are awarded in three categories:
Ewa Pięta Award for the Best Documentary Film
Andrzej Dolata Award for the Best Debut
Best Short Film Award for the Best Short Narrative Film
The submission deadline is August 1, 2019. Please visit our Film Competition page to read the Submission Rules 2019 and to submit your film.
We look forward to seeing your latest productions!