Films from Gdynia at the 48th PFF

Films from Gdynia at the 48<sup>th</sup> PFF

The Films From Gdynia section is meant to foster the two-way relationship of the filmmaking craft and the city that hosts the festival. This non-competitive section comprises titles that possess a local element – they either are about Gdynia and its people, or are produced by local producers or directed by someone from Gdynia.

This year’s section Films From Gdynia includes 5 titles: I Saw the Face of the Devil by Julia Kowalska – a story of an eighteen-year-old from Kościerzyna who claims she’s possessed and undergoes an exorcism; The Girl From My Dreams by Tomasz Żółtowski – a tale of the creative impotence of a fifty-year-old writer, where reality and dreams seem to blend; Grandpa’s Orchard by Karol Starnawski – a documentary which is a voice of the new generation in the process of the Polish-Ukrainian reconciliation written by a reporter Witold Szabłowski; It Will Rain Tomorrow by Sebastian Hermano Karaśkiewicz – a film about Polish-German-Kashubian relations during the years 1930–1951 but also about love and the dilemmas the Pomeranian people had faced; and a documentary No Time by Sławek Podwojski – a story of Michał whose dream is to design and make African clothes in order to bring some colour into the Polish streets.

“Films From Gdynia”, a part of the Festival for many years now, still get an audience. I hope that this gallery of both fiction and non-fiction characters and interesting narratives will engage you this time as well – says Director of the Festival Leszek Kopeć.

List of Films from Gdynia:

I Saw the Face of the Devil, written and directed by: Julia Kowalski

The Girl From My Dreams, written and directed by: Tomasz Żółtowski

Grandpa’s Orchard, directed by: Karol Starnawski, written by: Witold Szabłowski

No Time, directed by: Sławek Podwojski

It Will Rain Tomorrow, written and directed by: Sebastian Hermano Karaśkiewicz

Join us for meetings with the filmmakers held after the screenings.

 

The 48th Polish Film Festival in Gdynia will take place on 18th–23rd September 2023

Festiwal Polskich Filmów Fabularnych
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