42 edition International Young Audience Film Festival
Poznań, 23 - 30.11.2025
Ale Kino! Festival
Talking Shorts: Publikujemy teksty krytyków i krytyczek, które powstały w ramach działań warsztatowych
Talking Shorts: The Words That Gaze Back At You by Igor Kaj (Kędzierski)
Talking Shorts: Helplessly free by Daria Sienkiewicz
Talking Shorts: Khmer queerness and bright afterlife by Magdalena Nieświec
Talking Shorts: Gods of our own worlds by Marcin Prymas
Talking Shorts: The Words That Gaze Back At You by Igor Kaj (Kędzierski)
Talking Shorts: Helplessly free by Daria Sienkiewicz
Talking Shorts: Khmer queerness and bright afterlife by Magdalena Nieświec
Talking Shorts: Gods of our own worlds by Marcin Prymas
Talking Shorts: The Cost of Being a (Female) Ghost by Magdalena Walo
We announce the jury verdicts and the results of the 43rd Ale Kino! Festival competition!
Znaleźć swoje miejsce. Z Martiną Sakovą, reżyserką filmu „Wakacyjni buntownicy”, rozmawia Kuba Armata
38. International Young Audience Film Festival Ale Kino! - official spot!
Going wherever eyes may take you - an interview with Michał Poniedzielski and Dominik Litwiniak, the creators of Mr Practical
Portuguese restlessness. David Pinheiro Vicente, the director of The Lamb of God, as interviewed by Kuba Armata
Against the stereotypes. Rémi Chayé, the director of Calamity, a Childhood of Martha Jane Cannary, as interviewed by Kuba Armata
Report of Ale Kino's online Was It Business as Usual?
About The Festival
Ale Kino! is the second-oldest Polish film festival and the second-oldest youth film festival in the world. For years, we have been presenting the best and latest productions from Poland and around the globe, many of which have won awards at the most prestigious international festivals. Each year, the event attracts young audiences, adults, families, and teachers with school or preschool groups.
At Ale Kino!, we showcase feature films, animations, and documentaries, both short and full-length. These films often offer new perspectives, are surprisingly honest, and create space for emotional experiences and meaningful conversations. Screenings are accompanied by meetings with filmmakers, film scholars, and experts, while post-screening discussions help young people better understand themselves and the world around them.
The Ale Kino! Festival is also an opportunity to actively participate in the world of cinema. Young people are not only the audience—they can also serve on juries, create their own film sets, and help decide which awards are given.
Join us and discover cinema that inspires, moves, and opens you to the world!