We are delighted to share that our film Selvedge was awarded Best Sci-Fi & Fantasy Film at the Phoenix Rising International Film Festival (PRIFF UK) in London in November 2025. This recognition is a tremendous honour and a meaningful acknowledgment of the creativity, dedication, and passion behind the film. We are incredibly proud of the entire team and grateful to PRIFF UK for awarding Selvedge.
We’re thrilled to announce that after successful screenings at festivals in the UK and Brazil, our film has won an award at The New Your Science Fiction Festival! And that’s not all! “SELVEDGE” will soon be screening in Spain and France! Congratulations to the cast and crew!
We are thrilled to announce that our film Lockdown Garden Diary has been screened and awarded during 6th Nepal Cultural International Film Festival (30/01 – 1/02.2025) in Kathmandu.
This moving film documents director Adriana Kulig’s experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, capturing the life of cherry trees in her garden for over a year. Through her lens, she found inner peace amidst the chaos and fear of the outside world. The film is a poignant reminder of nature’s power to heal and inspire.
On 5th December our short film Selvedge had a premiere at the BFI as part of the 225 Film Club Festival. It was a pleasure to work on this ambitious project with a very talented group of people, whose commitment and passion for filmmaking helped us overcome the obstacles of a limited budget. We are sure that every film producer will agree: we can make films on a small budget, but we cannot make them without passion! The film is set in a future where prejudice has forced mixed-species families of AI and humans to flee their homes. It centres around the daughter who tries to reunite with her father by breaking down the barrier that separates them.
… since we updated our website for the last time. However, this does not mean that nothing happened during this time. We took part in the production of several new films – documentaries and short fiction films. One of the films we produced in 2022 was the documentary “I Am Free” – a film about Tomasz Seweryn, a man with big passion. Tomasz is an upholsterer who loves his job and can talk for hours about what his work is all about (the film is in Polish language, the version with English subtitles is coming soon).
It’s been a while since we made a short film ka-SHE-ia as part of the FEMALE FACES project. Finally, we had a first screening which happened in September at Access Arts at Silver Towers in New York City!
Female Faces is a non-profit project about female empowerment and women’s rights that engages with filmmakers and composers from around the world.
ka-SHE-ia: Energy is everything. It flows, transcends and always comes full circle. Beauty, youth, happiness and sorrow – they all come and go. Through reflection, compassion and connection with nature, we can become one with the energy of the universe.
Idea/Directed/Edited by Adriana Kulig Cinematography Magda Kowalczyk Original Music Layal Watfeh
TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urN8xoxuTrE
FEMALE FACES: https://www.femalefaces.org
On 12th December 2020 we organised the first London edition of the EMIGRA Film Festival. The festival aims to showcase the wealth of Polish filmmakers who live abroad, and has been running in Warsaw, Poland for the last 8 years. Like many other events in 2020, the festival was streamed online. The program of the festival was filled with films and interviews with filmmakers (including Oscar’s winner, producer and director Peter Fudakowski and BAFTA member and cinematographer – Witold Stok, amongst many others). During the Festival we highlighted the past and present contribution by Polish filmmakers who made London (or the UK) their home. We showed many films including the films of Roman Polański, experimental filmmakers Franciszka and Stefan Themerson, and Peter Fudakowski.
The festival was hosted by Adriana Kulig and Elzbieta Smolenska. Read More
We would like to share good news – our short film Ripples is going to be screened during Porto Femme Film Festival (6-10th October).
This year is not easy for all of us, and organising a film festival seems more difficult than ever. We are grateful to the festival organisers for choosing our film and, we wish you all the best for the upcoming event.
You can find the programme of the festival and more information about the event at https://portofemme.com/en/
We are delighted to announce that our Last Day of Summer is in the Official Selection of the Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche! Congratulations to the Team!
You can check the Festival’s programme at: Festival de Cine de Elche
Our short film Last Day of Summer received the Platinum Remi Award in Family&Children category at the 53rd Worldfest Houston International Festival! Such good news received in this odd and uncertain time counts more than ever. We feel blessed and grateful! Thank you WorldFest Houston! Congratulations to the whole team!