One of the boldest projects in the history of Polish animation Kill It and Leave This City, made for 14 years, will open the 20th New Horizons International Film Festival in Wrocław.
New Horizons International Film Festival
New Horizons International Film Festival
SINCE: 2001
WHERE: Wroclaw, Poland
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Each year, New Horizons International Film Festival hosts several dozens of film directors from all over the world – from debutants to undisputed film masters.
One of the key components of the festival’s mission is to present the achievements of the cinema masters and discover the works of those artists, who are less known, yet their work is of a tremendous importance for the creators of the festival.
New Horizons International Film Festival
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Valeski Grisebach’s WESTERN Wins Poland’s New Horizons International Film Festival
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Western directed by Valeski Grisebach was awarded the Grand Prix and the cash prize of 20 thousand euros at the 2017 T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival.
Trailer: Western directed by Valeski Grisebach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8f8zHDwv_c
A distinction award was given to All the Cities of the North directed by Concerned Komljena.
Trailer: All the Cities of the North directed by Concerned Komljena
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEJuE9LtzvM
Valeski Grisebach’s Western was also awarded the prestigious FIPRESCI Prize, a prize affiliated with the International Federation of Film Critics. Honorable mention went to Hlynur Palmasona, director of the film Winter Brothers.
The Audience Award to the film Photon directed by Normana Leto, second place to A Heart of Love directed by Ronduda Luke, and third place went to The Impossible Picture directed by Sandry Wollner.
Trailer: Photon directed by Normana Leto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9xQrdMAfhE
Trailer: A Heart of Love directed by Ronduda Luke trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql4EmylJvJ0