Polish documentary panorama

5 films
  • Agatha's Happiness (Szczęście Agaty)

    dir. Krzysztof Rogulski
    dok2024

    Can disability set limits to happiness? Agata Roczniak – Poland’s first model in a wheelchair, an excellent swimmer, president of the Diversum Foundation, a wife and mother – proves that it cannot. An inspiring story about how living with an illness is more than just a fight against adversity.

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  • Aria di Bravura

    dir. Małgorzata Goliszewska
    dok

    A candid and personal tale about the world of people who stutter. The film follows the story of an extraordinary therapist, Grażyna Malczyk, who believes she has discovered a new method of helping people to overcome stuttering.

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  • Letters from Wolf Street (Listy z Wilczej)

    dir. Arjun Talwar
    dok2025

    A street in downtown Warsaw. An Indian immigrant filmmaker seeks to overcome the boundaries between himself and an anxiety-ridden country. He uncovers hidden stories, and shared longing, revealing a kaleidoscopic portrait of Polish society.

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  • The Passenger Andrzej Munk (Pasażer Andrzej Munk)

    dir. Michał Bielawski
    dok2025

    This documentary is dedicated to Andrzej Munk, a leading figure of the Polish Film School. Based on unique archival materials, it tells the story of a man immersed in history, his artistic evolution and the emotions that accompanied it.

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  • Trains (Pociągi)

    dir. Maciej J. Drygas
    dok2024

    Can a train serve as a metaphor for human destiny? The documentary by Maciej J. Drygas is a historical railway journey through 20th-century Europe composed exclusively of the footage found in archives around the world.

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