2019 Edition
Nov 21 -24
The Polish Film Festival Miami is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a platform for introducing, promoting, and nurturing achievements of contemporary Polish cinema and the art of filmmaking itself.
Schedule
Thursday
5:30pm
Red Carpet Arrivals
6:30pm
Opening Gala
7pm
playing hard
(Zabawa, zabawa)
feature by Kinga Debska
9-11pm
Reception
SOLD OUT
Friday
4:30pm
Wine Reception and the screening of The Messenger
presented by The American Institute of Polish Culture
and The Honorary Consulate of the The Republic of Poland
5:30pm
the messenger
(Kurier)
feature
by Wladyslaw Pasikowski
sold out
8:30pm
in absolute silence
(W Absolutnej Ciszy)
Documentary
by Lukasz Srodka
30 left
Saturday
5:30pm
dolce fina giornata
(Slodki Koniec Dnia)
feature
by Jacek Borcuch
2 left
8:00pm
these daughters
of mine
(Moje Corki Krowy)
feature
by Kinga Debska
9:30-midnight
Festival Wrap Party
Kimpton Angler’s Hotel
660 Washington Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33139
12 left
Sunday
2pm
family day
Momakin animations
for kids
FREE EVENT
SOLD OUT
Andrzej Seweryn
"Godfather of PFF Miami"
“The Polish Film Festival Miami is a delightful initiative! Gorgeous site, wonderful people, friendly atmosphere, and the unforgettable sun of the Miami Beach—it’s all there. The organizers led by Eva Baker—just like last year— guarantee a program which offers a superb artistic level. Please join us! You won’t regret you did—it will be time well spent!
This form of encounter with Polish culture and Polish filmmakers makes perfect sense. Our film industry has found a new, fantastic place to present its achievements not just to Polish, but also American audience. And they are terrific, indeed!
Our Festival will grow, and its future is bright.
See you in Miami!”
ALL ACCESS PASS
Access to all the screenings and events of the festival including Opening Gala, Reception and Closing Party. $125
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About US
The Polish Film Festival Miami is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a platform for introducing, promoting, and nurturing achievements of contemporary Polish cinema and the art of filmmaking itself, with special consideration for the cultural diversity of the cities of Miami and Miami Beach.
It is a place to enjoy, learn, and discover. It is also a place of inclusion, acceptance, and respect.
The inaugural Festival took place in November 2018, in the heart of South Beach, at the iconic Miami Beach Cinematheque. This three-day event was met with huge interest from the Polish and American communities of world cinema fans and included members of Miami Beach Film Society, as well as movie professionals and students. Some of them traveled from cities like Sarasota, Fort Myers, and Vero Beach to attend the sold-out screenings.
LOT Polish Airlines is proud to be a sponsor for the Miami Polish Film Festival and is honored to be part of supporting the Polish cinema and filmmakers, as they incorporate the culture of Miami and Poland into their films.
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venue
O CINEMA
The O Cinema (formerly The Cinematheque) calls the historic South Beach City Hall its home and extends its welcome to the Miami Beach Film Society. Now including a screening room, bookstore/library, gallery, and café, the O Cinema is considered one of Miami’s premiere HD art-house cinemas.
LOCATION:
1130 Washington Ave · Miami Beach · FL 33139
Introducing
Maja Borowicz
The Polish Film Festival Miami is proud to announce an exciting collaboration with a fantastic cross-media artist, Maja Borowicz. Based in Poland, Maja is an accomplished artist, who has graciously offered one of her original paintings to become the official poster of PFFM 2019.
We had a great pleasure of meeting Maja at the Art Basel in Miami Beach 2018, where several of her magical, surreal paintings were presented. At this prestigious art fair, Maja received the following awards:
“Best of the Show” Spectrum Miami, USA
1st Place in the international Artavita competition, USA
Her artwork entitled “The Last Touch, the Last Whisper” will be featured on all promotional materials of the second edition of our Festival.
“The world that I show is never consistent, lasting, or predictable. It is a world of chaos, where people are struggling with the changing reality, sometimes brushing up against the hopelessness of fate. My paintings tell a story of a certain, real society; they tell stories about people.” – Maja Borowicz
To learn more about the artist, please visit her website at www.majaborowicz.com/en/
The last whisper, the last touch
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