- Program
- Festival info
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy
- ABOUT PLANETE+DOC ACADEMY
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 1-3). Block 1 – PRIX JEUNESSE: a window to the world
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 1-3). Block 2 – I UNDERSTAND YOU
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 4-6). Block 3 – DEMOCRACY!
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 4-6). Block 4 – NOT THE SAME
- For middle schools
- For high schools
- For teachers
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 7-10. Block 1 – PRIX JEUNESSE: a window to the world
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 7-10. Block 2 – I UNDERSTAND YOU
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 11-13. Block 3 – DEMOCRACY!
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 11-13. Block 4 – NOT THE SAME
- Screening of “Four Letters Apart - Children in the Age of ADHD” for parents with infants
- Shows for parents with infants and workshops for preschoolers – screening of “The Alphabet”
- Masterclass by Erwin Wagenhofer
- Masterclass: Michel Gondry
- Canon Cinema EOS film workshops for filmmakers and documentalists
- It’s time for your next step – enter the world of movies – Canon Touch&Try
- Screening: Doc Next Network presents: Young Directors’ stories
- Competitions
- Millennium Award
- Lower Silesia Grand Prix – The Marshall of Lower Silesia Award
- Magic Hour Award
- Canon Cinematography Award
- Green Cross Warsaw Award
- Viewers’ Planet – Award of the Audience and the Community of PLANETE+
- Amnesty International Award
- Chopin's Nose Award
- Arthouse Cinemas Network Award
- Focus Magazine’s Award for the Festival’s Greatest Personality
- Emigration Museum in Gdynia Award
- Radical Democracy Award
- Focus on Diversity
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy Award
- Best Film Review Competition
- Special Events
- Opening Night. “The Measure of All Things” – live documentary
- Debate: Living Minimalistically, after the screening of “Microtopia”
- Debate: The youngest country of the world is bleeding – how to help South Sudan, Africa and developing countries wisely – following the screening of the film “We Come As Friends”
- Debate: Protest and Mobilisation on the internet: Looking to the Future, following the screening of “#chicagoGirl: The Social Network Takes on a Dictator”
- Debate: How to Abolish a Dictator? Free Belarusian Theatre, Euromaidan, Russian human rights activists – will Eastern Europe fight its way to freedom? – following the screening of “Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus”
- Debate: Food as an Experience – What is Food Design?, after the screening of “The Dream”
- Debate: The Lost Symbol ‘89, after the screening of the film “1989”
- Debate: War on Walls, after the screening of “Art War”
- Debate: Economic Growth – Sustainable and (Un)limited? – following the screening of “Last Call”
- Debate: Protest Movements – Radical or Banal, following the screening of the film “Everyday Rebellion”
- Debate: The Great Dream Factory. How does fashion stimulate imagination?, after the screening of “Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s”
- Debate: Borders of Slavery? – after the screening of “Modern Slavery”
- Discussion with Noam Chomsky after the screening of “Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?” and giving out the “Focus” award for “festival’s greatest personality”
- Meeting: the director and a critic, after “Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case”
- Meeting and Show by Betty Q, after the screening of “Bettie Page Reveals All”
- Party: Branko (Buraka Som Sistema) plus Yadi and Global Diggers, after the screening of “Off the Beaten Track” (screening at 7.30 p.m. at Kinoteka)
- Oldschool Renegades: Jacek Sienkiewicz, Mic Ostap and friends – party after the screening of “Oldschool Renegades” (screening at Kinoteka at 7.00 p.m.)
- Party ‘89: Bad Bitches, after the film “1989” and the debate (screening at 6 p.m. at Kinoteka)
- Concert: GwEm and Tonylight – following the screening of “Europe in 8 Bits” (screening at Kinoteka at 7.00 p.m.)
- Concert: I. Krenz Warsaw Entertainment Orchestra plays Zappa after the screening of “Summer ‘82: When Zappa Came to Sicily” (screening at 7 p.m. at Kinoteka)
- Masterclasses
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 7-10. Block 1 – PRIX JEUNESSE: a window to the world
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 7-10. Block 2 – I UNDERSTAND YOU
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 11-13. Block 3 – DEMOCRACY!
- Family afternoon, screenings of films from Oki Doki section, for kids aged 11-13. Block 4 – NOT THE SAME
- Screening of “Four Letters Apart - Children in the Age of ADHD” for parents with infants
- Shows for parents with infants and workshops for preschoolers – screening of “The Alphabet”
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 1-3). Block 1 – PRIX JEUNESSE: a window to the world
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 1-3). Block 2 – I UNDERSTAND YOU
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 4-6). Block 3 – DEMOCRACY!
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy for primary schools: screenings of films from Oki Doki section (grades 4-6). Block 4 – NOT THE SAME
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy – Look and Act! Lecture for teachers “Specificity of work with children with emotional disorders” after the screening of “Four Letters Apart - Children in the Age of ADHD”
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy – Look and Act! Discussion and screening of “#chicagoGirl. The Social Network Takes on a Dictator” for middle school students
- PLANETE+ DOC Academy Look and Act! Discussion and screening of “Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?” for high school students, followed by a debate.
- Masterclass: Michel Gondry
- Michel Gondry's films retrospective
- Short documentaries by Michel Gondry
- Download brochure about Michel Gondry (only in Polish)
- Neon signs photos exhibition
- Exhibition of photos by Tatiana Jachyra “The Domino Effect” (“Efekt Domina”)
- Screening as part of the international contest “Radical Democracy: Video Challenge for an Open Society”
- Screening: Doc Next Network presents: Young Directors’ stories
- Museums at Night, screening of “Cerro Torre: A Snowball’s Chance in Hell”
- Screening of films awarded in "Focus on Diversity" competition
- Canon Cinema EOS film workshops for filmmakers and documentalists
- Points of view, taken from you. Festival’s photochronicle.
- The Award Ceremony and the premiere screening of “Summer ‘82: When Zappa Came to Sicily”
- Around Poland
Film in the section: Jacek Bławut's films retrospective
Dzień weselny. Kasia i Wojtek
Dzień weselny. Kasia i Wojtek
dir. Jacek Bławut,
Poland, 2001,
27 mins
Section:
Jacek Bławut's films retrospective
Screening times
May 16 14:00, Iluzjon Mała
About the film
Filmmakers
Reżyseria/Directed by: Jacek Bławut
Zdjęcia/Cinematography by: Jacek Bławut, Paweł Figurski, Mikołaj Malinowski, Jacek Piotr Bławut
Produkcja/Production: Piotr Strzelecki, Jacek Gaczkowski; Telewizja Polska S.A.
Zdjęcia/Cinematography by: Jacek Bławut, Paweł Figurski, Mikołaj Malinowski, Jacek Piotr Bławut
Produkcja/Production: Piotr Strzelecki, Jacek Gaczkowski; Telewizja Polska S.A.
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