The touring festival, which was created and developed exclusively as a result of grassroots initiatives, in 2026 will visit more than forty towns throughout Poland — including Tarnowskie Góry. The partners of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights — co-organizers of the touring festival in individual cities — select films from the repertoire of the last edition of the Warsaw IFF WATCH DOCS.
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While a wall is being built in the Białowieża Forest to stop the influx of migrants, a lone bison tries to return to the herd in a forest full of troops. A powerful visual metaphor prompts reflection on the fate of people who, in the same forest, are trying unsuccessfully to find their way to a better life.
2024 | Poland | dir. Wojciech Węglarz | duration 12 min | documentary
Description: Konrad Wirkowski Age: 15+ Coordinators: Katarzyna Filak, Aleksandra Jasiurkowska
Admission to all film screenings and accompanying events is free (free tickets can be downloaded at the TCK box office)
The organizer of the festival is the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights.
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The touring festival, which was created and developed exclusively as a result of grassroots initiatives, in 2026 will visit more than forty towns throughout Poland — including Tarnowskie Góry. The partners of the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights — co-organizers of the touring festival in individual cities — select films from the repertoire of the last edition of the Warsaw IFF WATCH DOCS.
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