Live 14' Mara Tamkovich

Two Belarusian journalists are broadcasting LIVE the pacification of protests when they are tracked down by a police drone. What price will they pay for showing the truth? the inspiration to the feature debut of Mara Tamkovich Under the Grey Sky.

A film by a graduate of the Wajda School's "Studio Prób" (Feature Film Programme). The script was selected as part of the Wajda School Foundation's "15 Minutes to Premiere" initiative. Awarded the Silver Hugo Award in the competition of the Chicago International Film Festival, it has won awards and distinctions at numerous festivals, including: the Polish Feature Film Festival in Gdynia, "Cinemaforum" - International Short Feature Film Festival, Wimbledon International Short Film Festival in London, Tyler Film Festival in Texas, FEST New Directors New Films Festival in Portugal, Landshut Short Film Festival and the 21st PROVINZIALE - Filmfest Eberswalde in Germany, Antarctica Film Festival in Antarctica, Shortie Film Festival in New York, Salute Your Shorts Film Festival in Los Angeles, 19th Kinofilm Manchester Short Film Festival in the UK, The XVII International Short Film Festival CORTI A PONTE in Venice, and the 50th FILMETS Badalona Film Festival in Spain. Screened at the international competitions of the festivals qualifying to EFA and American Academy Award Oscar all over the world.

Under the sky 12' Marta Skiba

An old man in a twilight of his life longs for his greatest passion - flying. He does not remember people or events from the past anymore, but his feelings remain the same when he looks up at the sky. The former ace, now all that he has left are memories.

Screened at DOK Leipzig Film Festival in Germany, Short Film Slam, Presented by The Madlab Post in Philadelphia, and many more
Awarded with:
Honorary Mention in Silver Lynx competition at FEST – New Directors/New Films Festival, 2021, Portugal, 2021
Best student doc Award at Pärnu Film Festival, 2021, Estonia, 2021

STIMULANTS & EMPATHOGENS 25' Mateusz Pacewicz

Antek, a closeted teenage gay from a wealthy family, invites a teenage drug dealer Kuba – he has a hopeles crush on – to his villa under the pretext of another drug transaction. However, he does not know that Kuba has a mission that he received from his superiors – his Father and his Brother. The dealer’s family suspects that Antek resells their mephedrone at a profit at his school, so Kuba is supposed to investigate the situation. The story begins as a romantic comedy of errors, turns into a social satire to end, after various adventures, with an emotional plot twist. "Stimulants & Empathogens" won the Grand Prize in the 15-MINUTE FILM category at the Script Pro Screenplay Competition; it was screened all over the world starting at the short films competition of Krakow Film Festival, it particularly earns the hearts of the viewers and juries of the LGBTQ+ film festivals. Awarded at the Ale Kino! International Young Audience Film Festival, the 14th QUEER-Streifen Film Festival in Germany, River Film Festival in Italy, Connecticut LGBTQ Film Festival in Canda, LGBTQ Toronto Los Angeles Film Festival, Indie Short Fest in LA, Madrid International LGBTIAQ+ Film Festival, and the Polish Film Festival Los Angeles. The winner of the Short Film Audience Choice Award at the Freiburg Gay Film Festival 2026 in Germany, Best LGBTQI+ Award at    Dublin International Comedy Festival 2025, Best International Film 2026 at Crystal Palace International Film Festival in UK, was crowned the Audience Award winner for Best Short Film in The Netherland, at Amsterdam LGBTQ+ Film Festival.  

The trap 9' Vitalii Havura

Kherson under Russian occupation. A mother and son on opposite sides of the war.

Awarded at the Cornwall Film Festival in UK (Best Actress Award), Korea International Short Film Festival in South Korea (Best Editing Award), New York City Short Film Festival in USA (Best Student Film Award); Screened at the international competitions of River Film Festival in Italy, In the Palace International Short Film Festival in Bulgaria, Nòt Film Fest in Italy, Buffalo International Film Festival in New York, Reggio Film Festival in Italy, and many more.

BASIA: THREE SHORT STORIES 29' Mateusz Pietrak

An intimate portrait of Basia, an energetic lady in her eighties. We observe her as a grandmother, mother and sister. In simple scenes from her daily life, humour meets nostalgia as the essential themes of love, aging and death are unexpectedly touched upon. Awarded at festivals with: the Golden Lajkonik and the SFP President’s Award for Best Editing in the Krakow Film Festival competitions, a special prize at the "Kameralne Lato" National Film Meetings in Radom, the FIPADOC International Documentary Festival in France (TENK Award in the New Talent competition), the "Molodist" International Film Festival in Kyiv (Best Student Film Award), the Szczecin Film Festival (Student Jury Award), the Warsaw Film Festival (Audience Award), and with the special mentions at: the international "Two Riversides" Film and Art Festival, the "Offeliada" National Amateur and Independent Film Festival in Gniezno, and the "Man in Danger" Media Festival in Łódź.