During the 48th session of the UNESCO Committee in South Korea, the decision was made to include Gdynia’s beautiful modernist ...

Pierogi are without a doubt Poland’s most famous dish – the ultimate, universally beloved comfort food. A book about Polish cuisine for foreigners could be entitled ‘Not Only Pierogi’, since they seem ...

Głowacki’s early attempts at playwriting originate from this period, too, including the first of his plays, Adultery Punished (pre-première at the STS Theatre, Warsaw, 1972). His subsequent plays were ...

In their adaptation of Reymont’s prose, the Welchmans harness the classics of Polish painting in the service of cinema, and ...

This is the first time the Polish reader has had the opportunity to explore the work of a Warsaw-born Jewish poet on such a ...

This documentary film about Ukrainian refugees is an indictment of war, a humble story of loss, fear and the victims of war, ...

Agnieszka Zwiefka’s documentary story about refugees from the Polish-Belarusian border is stripped of political slogans and ...

The introduction of Christianity to Poland is symbolically linked to the founding of the Polish state, and is also the first firm date in the history of Poland. But while the event enabled Poland to ...

Berlin, Normandy, Narnia – it’s actually Poland! Polish landscapes are like actors, transforming under the visions of ...

World-famous social anthropologist, traveller, ethnologist, religion scholar, sociologist and writer. He is the creator of ...

Music has the power to bring people together. We go through a film whose famous Polish pianist brought people together, ...

In recent years, Poland’s cinema screens have been hit with a plethora of adaptations of contemporary Polish novels, ...