The festival, which runs 29 May – 5 June, also has an international competition of short films and three national Polish competition sections for feature films, documentary films and animated films. Non-competition Polish films are screened in the Polish panorama programme.

The first film in the international documentary competition, 21 x New York City by Piotr Stasik, will have its international premiere as the opening film of the festival.

Films participating in the International Documentary Film Competition:

21 x New York City (Poland)
Directed by Piotr Stasik
Produced by Lava Films
Coproduced by TVP

Alisa in Warland (Poland)
Directed by Alisa Kovalenko, Liubov Durakova
Produced by Doc’n’World Foundation
Coproduced by TVP, Polish Television Belsat

All You Need Is Me (Netherlands)
Directed by Wim van der Aarn

The Burden of Proof (Germany)
Directed by Stefan Kessissoglou

Curumim (Brazil)
Directed by Marco Prado

The Nine (USA)
Directed by Katty Grannan

Homo Sacer the Sacred Man or the Accursed Man (Sweden, Denmark)
Directed by Lode Kuylenstierna

Icon (Poland)
Directed by Wojciech Kasperski

Who's Gona Love Me Now? (Israel, Great Britain)
Directed by Tomer Heymann, Barak Heymann

Dead Ears (Lithuania)
Directed by Linas Mikuta
Produced by Studija Monoklis (www.monoklis.lt)

My Friend Boris Nemtsov (Russia)
Directed by Zosya Rodkievich

Manor (Canada)
Directed by Pier-Luc Latulippe, Martin Fournier

Reflections (Sweden)
Directed by Sara Broos

Romeo e Giulietta (Italy)
Directed by Massimo Coppola

Sempervirens (Switzerland)
Directed by Raphael Dubach

Tashi Delek! (Estonia)
Directed by Peeter Rebane
Produced by Factory

Employment Office (Belgium)
Directed by Anne Schiltz, Charlotte Grégoire

Borderline Miracles (Poland)
Directed by Tomasz Jurkiewicz

Life on the Border (Syria, Iraq)
Directed by Sami Hossein, Delovan Kekha, Ronahi Ezaddin, Basmeh Soleiman, Mahmod Ahmed, Diar Omar, Zohour Saeid, Hazem Khodeideh