The Warsaw Film Festival (WFF) is organized by the Warsaw Film Foundation in Warsaw, Poland. Its aim is to present the best films from all over the world to Polish and international audience, and to encourage better communication and understanding between people living in different countries and of different cultural backgounds. WFF is accredited by FIAPF (www.fiapf.org) as a competitive non specialized film festival. At WFF we present films made to be screened at theaters.

Last year’s Festival program included films from fifty nine countries of the world. Over the past thirty years we have screened several thousand films for over a million viewers.

The JEWISH MOTIFS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL is one of the biggest European festivals focused on Jewish themes in contemporary cinematography. We strive to show our audience the most interesting aspects of Jewish culture, history and tradition, and to promote tolerance and cultural diversity. Every year we receive hundreds of films from all over the world and present those which we feel are the most interesting and inquisitive. We accept only the latest cinematic offerings, produced no earlier than two years prior to the current edition of Festival.

The Festival films compete in the following categories:

• Best Feature
• Best Documentary
• Best Short / Animation
  
  The 11th edition of the JEWISH MOTIFS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL will take place on 5-10 May, 2015.

The Festival prizes are:

• The statues of the Warsaw Phoenix - a symbol of revival
• Cash prizes (amounting to $25 000)

You may find program and more actuals on our website: www.jewishmotifs.org.pl

The JEWISH MOTIFS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL is one of the biggest European festivals focused on Jewish themes in contemporary cinematography. We strive to show our audience the most interesting aspects of Jewish culture, history and tradition, and to promote tolerance and cultural diversity. Every year we receive hundreds of films from all over the world and present those which we feel are the most interesting and inquisitive. We accept only the latest cinematic offerings, produced no earlier than two years prior to the current edition of Festival.

The Festival films compete in the following categories:

• Best Feature
• Best Documentary
• Best Short / Animation
  
  The 10th edition of the JEWISH MOTIFS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL will take place on 5-10 May, 2015.

The Festival prizes are:

• The statues of the Warsaw Phoenix - a symbol of revival
• Cash prizes (amounting to $25 000)

You may find program and more actuals on our website: www.jewishmotifs.org.pl