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Bioethical dilemmas: a tactful and sensitive story of a mother for whom surrogacy has become a way of life.

Self-portrait of a Danish master of documentary - a nostalgic, intimate essay about memory, youth and the power of personal memories.

A Brazilian surfer struggles with the pressure of a transphobic environment and tries to find her place in the community.

Indigenous peoples of the North - from Finland to Alaska. Although the old lifestyle is a thing of the past, they are still connected by a shared perception of the world.

The Oscar-winning director of "March of the Penguins" returns to a changed Antarctica.

A documentary thriller: Russian spies in the crosshairs of investigative journalists.

A beautiful poetic image of a community living on the wetlands on the banks of the Euphrates.

A rain-soaked story about climate refugees in an Asian megalopolis reminiscent of "Blade Runner".

A lost bison tries to get through a forest full of soldiers. A strong visual metaphor for the situation on the Polish-Belarusian border.

The rise and fall of Boy George — an iconic figure of 80s pop music.

A dramatic attempt to regain identity by a man who was born in Vietnam as a second-class citizen.

An Oscar winner once again immerses herself in the world of power and strength: top-secret documentaries, wartime cruelty and people who bear the price of truth.

A story about a friendship stronger than fear. A pair of paramedics evacuate the wounded from the front lines.

An uncompromising socio-political manifesto: how to reconcile the idea of Christmas Eve with Poles' attitudes towards migrants?

A special unit of police negotiators steps in when emotions run high and violence is in the air.

The catastrophic impact of war on the natural environment: "Divia" alternately delights with the harmony of nature and attacks the senses with the cacophony of battle.

A visually stunning, daring portrait of Beirut, assembled from fragments of stories and explosive archival footage.

A depopulating Polish village in the Romanian Carpathians: a touching film about memory, friendship and the passage of time.

Two teenagers learn self-acceptance through stuttering therapy.

Pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University: campus occupation, right-wing media hysteria and brutal pacification by the police.

Östlund, with his characteristic nonchalance, tries to reconcile divorced parents - which, of course, brings unexpected results.

Belfast. Scars of the past block progress, while drug dealers replace terrorists in the housing estates.

A raw, punk image of Finland in the early 1970s, showing frustrations, disappointments and social tensions that contradict the myths of Western prosperity.

Rarely seen aspects of life in the Israeli-occupied territories: is it possible to put emotions aside for later?

Seven years in the life of a young rapper who, after being released from prison, tries to fight the demons of the past.

Pensioners on the beach: bittersweet adventures of women who can finally feel free from social expectations.

A Cannes-awarded film about social bonds and adaptation, the price of which is usually giving up one's dreams.

An energetic, musical and uncensored portrait of a queer performer, provocateur and singer who loves to cross boundaries.

A poetic documentary told only through images, revealing the hidden beauty of everyday activities.

Together with the Kino Dostępne Foundation, we invite you to an extraordinary screening of the French short documentary “If You Don't Like It, Look Away”. Extraordinary because… it is without images....

Kabul through the eyes of a Taliban soldier guarding order on the streets: big-city temptations, dreams of martyrdom and a life that writes its own scripts.

Postcolonial paradoxes: the fascinating world of Nigerian fashion and the stories of Austrian businessmen exporting cash from Lagos in suitcases.

One of the director's first films: Östlund directs his lens at his friends, commenting on everyday situations with gallows humor.

A subversive visual experiment: what do we really see when watching a documentary?

Social media and war: what mechanism makes us fall into the trap of doomscrolling again and again, only to compulsively return for more images of death and destruction?

A poetic, visual manifesto calling for establishing one's own relationship with nature. What rights should trees and forests have?

Marriage therapy at an Indian police station — unfaithful husbands, quarrelsome wives and female officers guarding family happiness.

A classic of documentary experiment: a tribute to the Danish master who passed away this year.

The story of a British doctor operating under bombs: a testimony to Israeli crimes in Gaza — and solidarity in the face of violence.

In a humorous short film by a Dutch director, three teenagers speak in front of the camera for the first time about their complicated, yet cool and happy families.

A portrait of a controversial New York designer who uses fashion to promote socially engaged content. Or is it vice-versa?

A portrait of a teenager in depression, filmed by her sister, who has not left her room for weeks.

The difficult growing up of siblings raised in a children's home: the rebellious Julka and Paweł, an amateur boxer.

Leth's modern classic documentary experiment, which ironically refers to common ideas about beauty and perfection.

Hindu Robin Hood - takes electricity from the rich and gives it to the poor.

Rebellion and emotions: a raw, though insightful and honest look at the process of growing up in multicultural Norway.

What do we use virtual reality for? A breathtaking journey through the nooks and crannies of the digital world.

A true crime documentary investigation into the disappearance of birds of prey — and at the same time an elegy to the disappearing swamps.

The first documentary forms of the most successful Swedish director in recent years.

Free tickets for the screening can be picked up at the cinema box office starting December 5.

Pick up free tickets from the cinema box office from Dec. 5.

Free tickets for the screening can be picked up at the cinema box office starting December 5.

The closed world of Israeli settlers whose radical views and actions - although illegal — get support from the highest levels of power.

The endless, dark and trap-filled labyrinth of Cerro Rico — a Bolivian mine known as the "mountain that devours people."

What to do when the person closest to you is running from reality? An intimate and painfully real film about addiction, family and emotional patterns that block true intimacy.

Stories of legendary bands from Long Island: Public Enemy, EPMD and De La Soul, who in the 90s created a new face of New York's engaged hip-hop.

Can New Age blend with the extreme right? The closed world of a vitarian sect that plans to take power.

The occupation of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant by the Russians as a metaphor for the "special operation": chaotic, poorly prepared and absurd.

A hybrid film by a collective of creators on the autism spectrum: an experiment unceremoniously combining conventions, themes and narratives.

Journalistic investigation into the disappearances of children in Georgian hospitals: family dramas and secrets hidden for years.

High school students versus the New York mafia: rebellious teenagers under the guidance of a teacher discover toxic waste in a local landfill.

A story saved from oblivion about a family trying to survive Israeli bombings during the Second Intifada.

What do flat-earthers and the extreme right have in common? The unequal struggle of investigative journalists with Russian-funded agents of influence.

The filmmakers pull off an internet scam right before our eyes—and no one notices.

A maritime school without access to the sea - an archival analysis of colonial dependencies between Russia and Ukraine.

Polish actor Kasia Smutniak undertakes a risky journey from Italy to the heart of darkness, accompanying activists rescuing migrants in a restricted zone on the Polish-Belarusian border....

The first set of short documentaries: formal experiments, poignant stories and unusual characters.

The second set of short documentaries showing the stories of heroes from all over the world: from Brazilian beaches to the swamps on the Euphrates.

A young welder fights to pull her little sister out of the home of their addicted mother. A poetic portrait of coming of age in the harsh reality of a country from which we rarely hear any news.

Return to Gaza a quarter of a century ago — an atmospheric record of life in the enclave, allowing you to feel the vibrant pulse of a city on the edge.