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“Less Red Carpet, More Love of Cinema”: The Warsaw Film Festival Wants to Be a Destination for Discovery
The 42nd edition of the Warsaw International Film Festival is screening 190 films, including 132 features, this year. The Polish fest, which opened Oct. 9 with Jesse Eisenberg ’s The Debut , wraps on Sunday.
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The 42nd Warsaw International Film Festival opened on Oct. 9 with Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut and will close Sunday, presenting 190 films—including 132 feature titles. The program features 102 world, international or regional premieres, offering a platform for new discoveries alongside selections from the broader festival circuit. Warsaw Industry Days, now in its second year, saw submissions to the Co‑Production Forum double, reflecting growing interest from international professionals. The festival has forged a new partnership with the Polish Producers Alliance, which hosted its annual summit during the Industry Talks, and aims to broaden the Co‑Production Forum to include projects from across Europe and potentially beyond.
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