Screening of four Polish productions and co-productions at The Anima animated film festival

The Anima Festival, organized annually by ASBL Folioscope, is Belgium’s leading event dedicated exclusively to animation. Showcasing films created frame by frame – from traditional hand-drawn techniques to puppetry and digital creations – it features a diverse selection of works, ranging from short films and video clips to full-length features, for audiences of all ages.

This year’s program highlights the global influence of Polish animation, including two films by Polish directors and two Polish co-productions:

“The Sleeplessness of Jutka” by Maria Maria Görlich-Opyd as part of the Short Films:  Animated Documentaries (Poland), “Joko” by Izabela Plucińska as part of the International Competition – Professional Short Films (Poland), “Lola and the Sound Piano” by Augusto Zanovello as part of the International Competition – Short Films for a Young Audience (France, Poland, Switzerland) “[S]” by Mario Radev as part of the International Competition – Professional Short Films (United Kingdom, Poland, Bulgaria).

Anima Festival
28 February – 9 March 2025
Flagey / Marni / Cinematek
Brussels

Organised by the Polish Institute Brussels as part of the cultural programme of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2025.