Uncover iconic debuts and discoveries from the Warsaw Film Festival, showcasing international talents and Oscar-winning films.
The Warsaw Film Festival (WFF) has grown into one of Central Europe’s most significant cinematic events, celebrating diverse films and debuting emerging talents from around the world.
Oscar-Nominated Films
Over the years, WFF has introduced films that later earned Oscar nominations, such as the Polish film Under the Volcano. Many productions that premiered at WFF have continued to achieve international acclaim.
New Faces in Cinema
In 2013, Paweł Pawlikowski’s Ida debuted at WFF, later winning an Oscar. Filmmakers like Małgorzata Szumowska and Bodo Kox also launched their careers here.
International Discoveries
The festival’s “1-2 Competition” has been a launchpad for many global talents. Cristian Mungiu, for example, gained recognition at WFF before directing 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days, a hallmark of Romanian cinema.
This year’s edition continues to captivate audiences with a dynamic selection of films. Screenings run until October 20th. Visit www.wff.pl for more details.