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“Regardless of the times, culture should be apolitical and artists should have the liberty to create and express themselves,” shared the jurors, noting that Mikurda was awarded for his “technically mature, universal and cognitively interesting tale about an ambitious, underrated creator working in a time when the regime quashed culture and the individual had no importance.” The film was also granted The Chopin’s Nose Award and its producer, Daria Maślona, was given the Smakjam Award for the Best Production in the Polish competition. “Bucolic” by Karol Pałka was named Best Polish Film, while Kuba Mikurda’s exploration of Andrzej Żuławski’s troubled sci-fi epic “ Escape to the Silver Globe” left with the first-ever Studio Cinemas Association Award. “What was particularly important to me is that these films say so much about today’s world,” said Holland, commenting on the selection.

The film, showing Łoziński engaging in casual conversations with people passing under his balcony, was also granted the Studio Cinemas Association’s Special Mention.

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Diaz and “The Balcony Movie” by Paweł Łoziński, the latter appreciated for “its original, minimalist idea” as well as artistic execution, tenderness and “proving that you can see the world in a single drop of water if you know how to look,” noted the jury. Special Mentions went to “A Thousand Cuts” by Ramona S.