Animation

Film 14 YEARS in the making becomes ONLY Polish production to make prestigious Berlinale festival

The film will premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival on 22 February, where it will be shown as part of the Encounters competition, which aims to support new voices in cinema, while giving more room to diverse narrative and documentary forms. Zabij to i wyjedź z tego miasta/Facebook

The animation by director Mariusz Wilczyński is described as “an autobiographical impression, reminiscence of childhood images, in which the memory of dead parents and the hometown of Łódź comes to life.”

Poznań int'l festival to screen over 300 animated films

More than 300 animated films from around the world will be available to viewers at Poznań (western Poland)'s Animator international film festival, which starts on July 5. Celebrated British animator Tim Allen will be the festival's special guest.

Władysław Starewicz: The Polish entomologist who invented puppet animation films

Although unknown to many it was his pioneering work that laid the groundwork for all future animations.

Tomasz Bagiński: From lowly student to executive producer of Netflix series ‘The Witcher’

The director, who celebrates his 43rd birthday today, takes time out of his hectic filming schedule to talk to TFN’s Jacek Borowski about his career, film and the importance of luck.

The World Is Not Enough: The street artist who created his own country – and now everyone wants to live there

For Dawid Majgat, Warsaw was just the first step in a journey that has since taken his Republic ¥ across the planet. TFN’s Alex Webber caught up with the Renegade Street Art Ambassador for the country.

Film inspired by stunning artwork which decorated the palace of the Maharaja becomes available on YouTube

Living in India for five years, Stefan Norblin earned his way drawing portraits of local personalities. He was later taken on to paint the interiors of mansions and palaces before his talents were recognized by the Maharaja and he was commissioned to decorate the ruler’s palace with enormous murals.

“Another Day of Life” in the heart of darkness

For the first time, Ryszard Kapuściński’s prose hits the big screens in an extraordinary hybrid of animated action film seamlessly mixed with classic documentary.

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