The Krakow Film Festival is one of the oldest and the most important events in the world, dedicated to documentary, animated and short feature films. This year, it celebrates its 60th anniversary. In the programme, over 200 films from all over the world will be shown, including several dozen premieres!

KFF passes and accreditations

For the viewers – festival passes

Only until the 10th of May, the passes are available at promotional prices – the normal festival pass at the price of 160 PLN, and the reduced price festival pass – 90 PLN.  After that time, the prices will increase to 210 PLN and 115 PLN. In addition to the passes for the entire Festival, there are also day passes on offer, at the price of 55 PLN.

Starting from the 10th of March, the festival passes will be available on the website of the Festival, and from the 11th of May, at the regular prices, at the box offices of the festival cinemas: Kino Pod Baranami, Mikro, Kijów, Paradox, Agrafka, the Academy of Theatre Arts. During the festival, all passes can be purchased in the Festival Centre in Małopolski Ogród Sztuki (ul. Rajska 12)

For the film industry, journalists and students of art schools – accreditations.

No later than on the 20th of May, you can submit an accreditation application using the online form on the official website of the festival. The Krakow Film Festival offers four types of accreditation. 

The accreditation for the representatives of the film industry entitles to participate in the film screenings – Industry and in the events of the KFF Industry – Industry and Industry Light.  The accreditation Media is addressed to press, radio, television journalists as well as to bloggers, whereas the accreditation Student is available to all art school students.

The 60th Krakow Film Festival will take place on May 31 – June 7, 2020

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