Polish Film Festival Gdynia in Gdynia
The Polish Film Festival in Gdynia is the country's most important national film festival, held every September since 1974 and awarding the Golden Lions, Poland's top prize for a feature film of the year. Running across roughly a week each September, it functions as the definitive annual checkpoint for the state of Polish filmmaking, watched closely by critics and industry insiders alike.
The Polish Film Festival, held every September in the Baltic port city of Gdynia, is the country's central showcase for national cinema and has run nearly continuously since 1974, interrupted only in 1982 and 1983 when martial law was imposed across Poland.