Screenings
Online edition of the 66th KFF
The Last Wild River
Poland2026documentary15'National competition
For several decades, scientist Witold Strużyński has been consistently working to protect noble crayfish, whose population is drastically declining as a result of many years of human exploitation of the environment. His work forms the backbone of a story about the disrupted order of nature and the consequences of interfering with nature’s natural rhythm. A poetic reflection on one man’s determination to restore the upset balance draws attention to the importance of individual actions and small steps in the process of rebuilding the world.
- directed by
- Agnieszka Kokowska
Cinematographer, director, visual artist and educator. Director of the feature-length documentary 'Towards the Sun' and cinematographer on numerous documentary and feature films. A graduate of the Film School in Katowice and the Wajda School. Co-founder of the FDOP collective.
Anastazja DąbrowskaQ&A guest
She is a director working at the intersection of film and artificial intelligence. She specialises in training language models and multimodal systems, focusing particularly on content quality and creative processes. She holds a degree in Film Directing from the University of Silesia and a degree in Environmental Protection from UKSW in Warsaw. Her interests include the use of AI in storytelling and the ethical implications of new technologies.
- cinematography
- Agnieszka Kokowska
- script
- Agnieszka Kokowska, Anastazja Dąbrowska
- animated by
- Paweł Szarzyński
- music
- Antoni Wojnar
- sound
- Jacek Hamela
- editing
- Michał Poddębniak, Agnieszka Kokowska
- production
- Jerzy Kapuściński, Magdalena Tomanek, Ewa Jastrzębska (Studio Munka - Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich)
- Photo
