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4 × Scottish Cinema Debuts
This strand showcases new directions in Scottish cinema through the exciting feature debuts of four writer-directors from the last three years. More »
Elżbieta Starostecka to be awarded the Golden Angel for a Lady of Polish Cinema!
The Golden Angel for a Lady of Polish Cinema is one of the special awards of the BellaTOFIFEST International Film Festival. Every year, it is presented to those great women of cinema, whose versatile talents have been instrumental in advancing Polish cinema and who are remembered among audiences for their excellent and varied roles in both film and theatre. More »
The film ‘Before Sunrise’ to celebrate its 30th anniversary at the BellaTOFIFEST IFF!
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the première of the timeless classic film directed by Richard Linklater at Sundance Film Festival. Feel invited to celebrate this unique occasion at the 23rd edition of the BellaTOFIFEST International Film Festival and see ‘Before Sunrise’ on the big screen! More »
DAG FABRIK
DAG FABRIK · dir. Adam Tarnowski
Poland 2010, 40’
The story about a nazi factory DAG, one of the biggest centers of ammunition production at the East of The Third Reich during WWII. After the war there was built huge chemical production plant Zachem. Nowadays the factory DAG and everything what it remainds, is discovered for our contemporaries. It is said that there will be founded an unique museum.
| Director: | Adam Tarnowski |
| Cinematography: | Daniel Łukasiak |
Adam Tarnowski and Daniel Łukasiak are associated with a film team from Bydgoszcz, called BYDZIA TV. They are knowledgeable about recent cultural events and festivals and also producers of their reportages and films. Their latest work is a war movie about ‘The Bloody Sunday’ from September 1939.The story tells story of Helena Bembnista, who was the youngest Pole shot after the verdict of special German court in 1940, in retaliation for ‘The Bloody Sunday’.
