My House without Me by Magdalena Szymkow can be found with latest DOX issue.

“The singular memories of the two women contextualized by archive footage that represents a collective memory together tell a larger story: the story of war, of occupation and eviction, of home and displacement. My House Without Me simultaneously dissects memories into separate stories of everyday events and unites these memories to tell the larger story” writes Willemien Sanders in DOX. 

Press Release here

DOX here

"My House Without Me" awarded at the independent cinema Solanin Film Festival in Poland. GRAND PRIX and THE BEST FILM AWARD  for "powerfull and complate film, universal topic and touching record of war expulsions". See more here.

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Solanin Film Festival 2012

At the 52nd edition of the Krakow Film Festival, Stefan Paruch, editor of My House Without Me, received the Award for BEST FILM EDITING from the The President of the Association of Polish Filmmakers. See more here

T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival is the biggest film festival in Poland and it is regarded as one of the most important film events in Central Europe. The festival presents uncompromising, innovative and original cinema from all over the world that explores new horizons in film language, expression and storytelling. The festival has 4 competitive sections and is accredited by FIPRESCI and by FIAPF as a Competitive Specialized Feature Film Festival. New Horizons has a strong focus on music and contemporary art and organizes live music concerts every evening and art installations and performances throughout the city.

The 12th T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival will be held in Wrocław on 19-29 July 2012and will feature about 440 films (220 feature length) from over 40 countries. This year's Polish Short Film Competition presents the most interesting short stories, documentaries, and animation.

http://www.nowehoryzonty.pl

Krakow Film Festival is one of the oldest film events dedicated to documentary, animated and short fiction films in Europe. During 7 festival days viewers have an opportunity to watch about 250 films from Poland and abroad.

Screenings:

Cinema Kijów, 31st May, 15.00, Polish Premiere, Q&A

Cinema Mikro, 1st June, 13.30

http://www.krakowfilmfestival.pl