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8 October 2010

GFS’ students and PFW’s graduates - people who we teach and those who took their first film steps at...

8 October 2010

The admisson to Pomeranian Film Workshops has already ended. The 9 edition of workshops will begin in October.

1 October 2010

The first in history academic year inauguration ceremony at the Gdynia Film School is behind us. 'It is not...

1 October 2010

The Gdynia Film School has just moved from its temporary premises at Armii Krajowej Street to the lovely park-surrounded...

27 September 2010

The film 'The Question' made by graduates of Pomeranian Film Workshops will be screened at Valley Film Festival in...

27 September 2010

'Parking, 4 p.m.' will be screened at XIII International Short Film Festival La Boca del Lobo.

23 September 2010

The cinematographer of 'Jeszcze nie wieczór' and 'Plac zbawiciela' will carry out cinematography classes at Gdynia Film School.

14 September 2010

About his way to Hollywood, one important question and making films in his spare time tells Jan Wilkiewicz -...

7 September 2010

On Tuesday 14 September Riwiera Film Club and Gdynia Film School will organize screenings of shorts made by Pomeranian...

3 September 2010

On 9 and 10 September the second edition of Films Promoting Cities and Regions Festival Promocity wil take place...

“love_proxy” Gets the Best Extended Short Film Prize at the San Francisco Science Fiction Short Film & TV Awards!
Marcin Niemkiewicz’s “love_proxy” has been awarded with the Best Extended Short Film Prize in the San Francisco Science Fiction Short & TV Awards Competition. The live screening event will take place in San Francisco on September 15th.

“Nothing Serious” Awarded Grand Prix of the 17th Solanin Film Festival in Poland
Kamil Czudej’s “Nothing Serious” got Grand Prix and the Youth Jury Prize of the 17th Solanin Film Festival held in Nowa Sól, Poland, between August 20th – 24th. The Jury awarded the film for: “a good, true story, perfect acting, and deep emotions expressed in extraordinary language. The astute title suggests serious topic, and realization was made in a spirit of the best traditions of the Polish Film School”.

“Nothing Serious”, “Such a Perfect Day”, and “Haven” in the Program of the Busan Inter-City Film Festival
Kamil Czudej’s “Nothing Serious”, Piotr Pluta’s “Such a Perfect Day”, and Diana Szczotka’s “Haven” will be presented at the forthcoming Busan Inter-City Film Festival. Organized by the Busan Independent Film Association festival will take place between August 28th – 31st, and will show only 15 selected independent short films from Brazil, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Poland, and Spain.