The selection includes 10 medium-length films of 30-60 minutes and 10 feature-length films competing for the main award, the Golden Horn. The festival announced the titles of nine feature-length films, noting that the tenth and final film will be announced at a later date. The Polish competition films will also be announced soon.
Two Hungarian films and two Polish films made it into the medium-length competition. Three Polish films, including two coproductions, were selected for the feature-length documentary competition.
The list of documentary competition films follows:
Medium-length (up to 60 min.):
Killing Time, dir. Jaap van Hoewijk, 2013, Netherlands, 54 min- Holanda del sol, dir. Daniel Abma, Florian Lampersberger, 2013, Germany, 45 min
- What's next Karolinka - Norwid and Nicole, dir. Karolina Bendera, 2014, Poland, 60 min
- Blood, dir. Alina Rudnitskaya, 2013, Russia, 59 min
- The Agreement, dir. Karen Stokkendal Poulsen, 2013, Denmark, 59 min
- The Square, dir. Livia Gyarmathy, 2013, Hungary, 52 min
- Let them love, let them dream, dir. Monika Nawrot, Dominik Górski, 2013, Poland, 55 min
- Do you Believe in Love?, dir. Dan Wasserman, 2013, Israel, 50 min
- Superior Orders, dir. Viktor Oszkár Nagy, András Petrik, 2013, Hungary, 50 min
- Choose to Fight, dir. Itay Ivne, Israel 2013, 51 min.
Feature-length films (above 60 min.):
- Deep Love, dir. Jan. P. Matuszyński, 2013, Poland, 84 min
- The Domino Effect, dir. Elwira Niewiera, Piotr Rosołowski, 2014, Poland, Germany, 76 min
- Where Time Stops, dir. Monika Grassl, 2013, Germany, 75 min
- Once My Mother, dir. Sophia Turkiewicz, 2013, Australia, Polska, 75 min
- The Trials of Muhammad Ali, dir. Bill Siegel, 2014, USA, 94 min
- Return to Homs, dir. Talal Derki, 2013, Syria, Niemcy, 90 min
- A Separation, dir. Karin Ekberg, 2013, Sweden, 70 min
- Two Raging Grannies, dir. Håvard Bustnes, 2013, Norway, Denmark, Italy, 78 min
- Garden Lovers, dir. Virpi Suutari, 2014, Finland, 73 min
More about competition films soon on the website: www.krakowfilmfestival.pl
