Knife in the Water is the first feature film directed by Roman Polanski.

“Kinds of Kindness” feels like a sketch, a film exercise done in between larger projects. It can be a reflection on rejection and...

The digital reconstruction, which involved dozens of extremely important works in the history of Polish cinema, resembles a form of art conservation.

Watching “IF,” the little ones in the theater will long for “Paw Patrol” or “Spider-Man,” and to be honest: I...

Even 60 years after its premiere, Aleksander Ford’s Knights of the Teutonic Order remains the film that has attracted the most viewers to Polish...

Cinema doesn’t always have to be taken seriously. After years, Francis Ford Coppola understood this and gave us “Megalopolis.”

With the beginning of the 1960s, the distinctive cinema of the Polish Film School period slowly began to lose its momentum.

“The Girl with the Needle” has a script that Lars von Trier or David Lynch would certainly find intriguing.

“Hit Man” is Richard Linklater’s new movie.

“Furiosa” is pulsating and vital cinema, but an hour too long.