Fatherland
A story about the relationship between Thomas Mann, the Nobel Prize in Literature laureate, and his daughter Erika, actress and writer. The plot is set during the height of the Cold War. In a black Buick, father and daughter embark on a difficult and very emotional journey across a devastated Germany – from US-controlled Frankfurt to Weimar remaining under Soviet influence. For the first time since the end of the war, Mann returns to his fatherland, having previously made the difficult decision to emigrate to the United States.
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Main Competition
See the programme sectionThere are 16 films in the Main Competition at the 51st Polish Film Festival in Gdynia. Among them are five feature-length directing debuts.
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Main Competition AwardedThe Time That Never Camedir. Julia Rogowska105’ / 2025 -
Main Competition AwardedGood Boydir. Jan Komasa111’ / 2025 -
Main CompetitionWild, Wild Eastdir. Jan Holoubek105’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedEXOTICdir. Sonja Orlewicz-Zakrzewska95’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedLiquid Statesdir. Maria Wider85’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedHot Spotdir. Agnieszka Smoczyńska100’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedA Free Womandir. Eliza Godlewska, Alan Ruczyński80’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedLess of a Strangerdir. Kristoffer Rus125’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedOur Revolutiondir. Piotr Domalewski125’ / 2026 -
Main CompetitionGorky Resortdir. Łukasz Palkowski113’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedTell Me What You Feeldir. Łukasz Ronduda102’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedThrough the Walldir. Maciej Sobieszczański120’ / 2026 -
Main CompetitionPicasso's Mermaiddir. Janusz Zaorski95’ / 2026 -
Main Competition AwardedVioletta Villasdir. Karolina Bielawska126’ / 2026 -
Main CompetitionWinter of the Crowdir. Kasia Adamik112’ / 2025