#CINEMA

Two Polish co-productions have made it into the final list of nominations for this year’s Oscars.

Tkachenko was described in tributes as one of Ukraine’s most talented actors.

Two Polish co-produced films, “A Real Pain” and “A Girl With the Needle,” have received Golden Globes 2025 nominations for best motion picture.

The ninth UKRAINA! film festival, focusing on Ukrainian cinematography, is underway in Warsaw, offering some 70 documentaries, feature films and shorts.

Polish actress Weronika Rosati has made a giant leap in Hollywood, becoming an executive producer of Lear Rex, a Shakespearean adaptation starring the acting legend Al Pacino.

More than 500 people gathered at Warsaw’s Zachęta National Gallery of Art for the opening of an exhibition earlier this week on visionary queer filmmaker Sergei Parajanov, whose subversive works continue to captivate audiences 100 years after his birth.

The 81st Venice International Film Festival is well underway with 21 films vying for the coveted Golden Lion. Among this year’s contenders is Déa Kulumbegashvili’s April, which offers an intimate glimpse into rural Georgian life while at the same time shining a spotlight on Central and Eastern European cinema. With this in mind here are 10 Central European cinematic treasures that will captivate and inspire.

The Łódź Film School in central Poland has once again earned a spot on The Hollywood Reporter’s annual list of the world’s best film schools.

Poland is set to host its first British Film Festival, an annual celebration of British cinema and one of the few events of its kind in Europe.

We were joined by the renowned Polish film director Agnieszka Holland.