As part of the campaign "PISF & MDAG: Documentary Cinema – Our Love!" we invite you to screenings of the best Polish films from the last two decades. These are true classics of Polish documentary cinema that are worth knowing, and if you already know them, worth revisiting. From November 23, 2025 until the end of January 25, 2026, we will show 9 out of 20 cult documentary films. More information: https://kinoteka.pl/film/pisf-mdag-kino-dokumentalne/ Full screening schedule: ✨ November 23, 17:00 - Rabbit à la Berlin (2009), dir. Bartosz Konopka, 51 min. + meeting with the director after the screening Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/krolik-po-berlinsku/ ✨ December 7, 17:00 - Something Better to Come (2015), dir. Hanna Polak, 94 min. Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/nadejda-lepsze-czasy/ ✨ December 14, 17:00 - Communion (2016), dir. Anna Zamecka, 72 min. Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/komunia/ ✨ December 21, 17:00 - Symphony of the Ursus Factory (2018), dir. Jaśmina Wójcik, 61 min. Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/symfonia-fabryki-ursusa/ ✨ December 28, 17:00 - The Beksińskis. A Sound and Picture Album (2017), dir. Marcin Borchardt, 80 min. Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/beksinscy/ ✨ January 4, 17:00 - Balcony Movie (2021), dir. Paweł Łoziński, 100 min. + meeting with the director after the screening Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/beksinscy/ ✨ January 11, 17:00 - Pawnshop (2022), dir. Łukasz Kowalski, 78 min. Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/lombard/ ✨ January 18, 17:00 - Pianoforte (2023), dir. Jakub Piątek, 89 min. + meeting with the director after the screening Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/pianoforte/ ✨ January 25, 17:00 - Trains (2025), dir. Maciej Drygas, 80 min. Tickets: https://kinoteka.pl/film/pociagi/ The campaign is part of the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Polish Film Institute, which invites you this special year on a cinematic journey through the last two decades – a time when Polish documentary films won the most important awards and captured the hearts of audiences around the world. The co-organizer of the event is the Millennium Docs Against Gravity festival, which for over 20 years has popularized documentary cinema in Poland and has grown into one of the largest events dedicated to this field in the world. By participating in the screenings as part of the campaign, the audience will be able to take part in a contest and win a pass to the 26th edition of MDAG along with three nights in a hotel.
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