The 30th anniversary edition of Polish Film Festival in America (PFFA), the world’s most extensive showcase of Polish film and the largest annual Polish cultural event outside of Poland, will take place from Saturday, November 3 to Sunday, November 18,2018.

This year the festival offers new exciting feature films, splendid documentaries, always thought-provoking animated films, and special program for 100 Years of Poland’s Regained Independence.

Invitations for the Opening Night Gala ($85.00 for Opening Gala and Opening Night Screening, $30.00 for Opening Night Screening only) are available now – buy here.

Festival passes ($85.00 for seven chosen films, excluding the Opening, Closing Night and special screenings) are on sale now – buy here.

The detailed program of XXX Polish Film Festival in America will be announced on October 4th,  2018; below please find just sneak peek!

COLD WAR (Zimna wojna)
dir. Paweł Pawlikowski
Academy Award-winning director returns with a passionate love story set against the backdrop of the Cold War years.
A CAT WITH A DOG (Jak pies z kotem)
dir. Janusz Kondratiuk
A story inspired by true events. When the elder brother, Andrzej, suddenly falls ill, despite their differences and a wall of misunderstandings that has grown between them, his younger brother is taking it upon himself to care for his brother in need.
MUG (Twarz)
dir. Małgorzata Szumowska
A modern fairy tale about a person with a stigma. Filmmakers raise questions about tolerance, the limits of freedom and the meaning of roots.
PARDON (Ułaskawienie)
dir. Jan Jakub Kolski
The film is embedded in the dramatic memories of post-war Poland. The story of a soldier’s parents told from the perspective of their 17-year-old grandson.
THE HEART WANTS WHAT IT WANTS (Serce nie sługa)
dir. Filip Zylber
It's a funny and moving look at modern relationships. Connections of people, who have stopped believing in affection, though in the depths of their hearts, are just waiting for such true love.
SILENT NIGHT (Cicha noc)
dir. Piotr Domalewski
Adam, who lives and works abroad, visits his family home in the Polish provinces on Christmas Eve. At first, he keeps the real reason for his visit to himself, but it isn’t long before he starts letting one relative after another in on his plans.

For more information, call the PFFA at 773-486-9612, visit the official website www.pffamerica.org or send an e-mail to pffamerica@pffamerica.com

The 30th Anniversary Polish Film Festival in America is possible in part thanks to a generosity of The Senate of the Republic of Poland, Star-Tech Glass Inc., LOT Polish Airlines, The Society for Arts, and other prestigious organizations and individuals. A special film program dedicated to the 100th anniversary of regaining independence by Poland is sponsored by the Polish Filmmakers Association.

Major media sponsor is 103.1 FM.

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