"To nie moj film" zdobywa kolejna nagrode w Pradze

Mary Zbąska's "To nie mój film" continues its winning streak, adding another prestigious award to its accolades. This time, the debut film claimed the Golden Claw award named after Andrzej Żuławski at the esteemed 49th Polish Film Festival in Gdynia. The recognition at the festival spurred further acclaim, with international audiences lauding the production at various film festivals. After securing the Young Talents award at CinEast festival in Luxembourg and the Smart7 award in Saloniki, Greece, the film conquered the Czech capital, Prague. The 3Kino FilmFest 2024 in Prague celebrated the remarkable storytelling of "To nie mój film" by granting it the Grand Prix for Best Production amidst stiff competition. Out of the 17 films vying for recognition, including compelling works from Poland like "Kulej. Dwie strony medalu" by Xawery Żuławski and "Biała odwaga" by Marcin Koszałka, it was Maria Zbąska's creation that clinched the prestigious award. A panel of distinguished jurors, featuring acclaimed figures like Beata Dzianowicz, Elena Kotová, and Václav Kadrnka, selected the winner at the event.