Mara Tamkovich’s debut film is first and foremost a tale of love and the price one has to pay for freedom. Beautiful and sad ...

In a story about mourning and experiencing loss, Matuszyński combines psychological drama with the road movie, comedy and an ...

This year’s Gwangju Biennale revolves around change. However, this change doesn’t signify a turning point, but rather a slow process that takes place within the body, within our memory, or in the ...

Wojciech Bogusławski’s Singspiel, with music by Jan Stefani, is considered the most artistically perfect Polish opera work of ...

The Shakespeare-inspired teenage melodrama in Skonieczny’s film transforms into a tribute to turn-of-the-century Wrocław. His ‘Wrooklyn Zoo’ is an impressive but incoherent film, pulsating with energy ...

Netflix’s adaptation of ‘The Doll’ impresses with the sheer cheek its makers have shown the original novel. Superbly acted ...

One of Zofia Nałkowska’s most important novels, engaged with contemporary issues of morality and socio-political reality. At its centre are three protagonists – Zenon Ziembiewicz, Justyna Bogutówna ...

Yet the majestic space of the Pacific coast imperceptibly penetrated my dreams, transforming me, depriving me and thus perhaps liberating me.’ This is how Czesław Miłosz wrote about the landscape of ...

In 1977, the communist authorities banned the jury from giving the top prize to ‘Man of Marble’. So the critics gave Andrzej Wajda a brick. For five decades, Poland’s most important film festival has ...

In honour of the release of his newest album ‘12 Dreams for Piano’, we take a look back at Filip Lech’s conversation with ...

We catch up with Polish piano virtuoso and composer extraordinaire Aleksander Dębicz to talk about his newest album ‘12 ...

The Manuscript of Professor Wittembach’, was Poland’s first full-length horror film since the 1930s, tapping into the classic ...