We are thrilled to announce: Ewa Pięta Award for Best Documentary is given to Marcin Strauchold for the film Kuba/Kuba Andrzej Dolata Award for Best Debut is given to Piotr Kamiński for the film Ballada Kyczejewska/Ballad of Kychiev Annette and Waldemar Raczkowski Award for Best Short Film is given to Marcin Kluczykowski for the film Gorzko/A Cappella Congratulations to the winners!
We are thrilled to release our 31st Festival poster designed by Władek Fuchs. We are also pleased to announce the results of the 31st Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival Children’s Poster Contest. We received 14 artistic submissions. The winner is Jasper Allen of the Science and Art Academy in Chicago. Congratulations! We can’t wait to…
The Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival is pleased to reveal the lineup of short films and documentaries selected for the upcoming 31st Festival. The winners will be announced at the Michigan Theater on October 31st at 6:30 pm. A jeśli jutro wojna się skończy/What If the War Ends Tomorrow, dir. Martyna Wojciechowska, Hanna JewsiewickaBallada Kyczajewska/Ballad of Kychiev,…
Submissions for the 2024 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 2024. If you missed the deadline, stay tuned for next year’s call!
We are thrilled to release our 30th anniversary poster! It is designed by Joanna Maldis-Fuchs and Władek Fuchs based on a painting by Andrzej Pańkowski.We can’t wait to meet all of you in just a few short weeks. Stay tuned for more information soon.
The Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival is returning this fall on November 4 – 6, 2022. An important change to note is that the Festival will be taking place entirely at the State Theater, 233 State Street, downtown Ann Arbor.It will not be at its usual location at the Michigan Theater due to construction activities underway. Movie…