The award for the best film, funded by the President of the City of Szczecin, was awarded ex aequo for the film "I am" directed by Grzegorz Paprzycki. The Jury motivated the choice stating that the prize goes to the production that speaks of modern way of thinking: between evil and good, rationalism and irrationality, religion and atheism, proving that it can not be understood.

All winners can be found under the link.

During the 34th Tehran Short Film Festival the Grand Prix was awarded to Piotr Domalewski for his film Evil deeds.

The main character of the film is Maks, the ten-year-old son of a hospital cleaner, who is caught on an attempt to steal a patient's wallet. The disadvantaged old man decides not to report the theft, but instead asks Maks to perform three tasks. But these are going to be a lot harder than expected.

All winners can be found under the link.

On Friday, 20 October 2017, the photographic exhibition opening "NIGREDO ścichłem w chłodu" took place at the Center of Silesian Culture.

The exhibition is related to the film "The Giant’s Return" where Adam Sikora is a director, screenwriter and cinematographer. Both works are bond together by a process called "nigredo" or blakness, which means decomposition of matter.

During the exhibition, you could also see the movie "The Gianbt’s Return".

During the 15th Opolskie Lamy Film Festival which took place from 4 to 14 October 2017 in Opole, 4 films represented the Faculty of Radio and Television. Dust dir. Jakub Radej won the Grand Prix in the category of documentary film, while Damian Kocur's The Return won the Grand Prix in the feature film category.

In turn, Magdalena Czerwieńska won the Special Jury Award for her role in the films: “The Return” (directed by Jakub Radej), The Frog King (directed by Arkadiusz Biedrzycki), Spitzbergen and Krzysztof Kowalewski for the role in the film “Myself and My Dad”.

The full list of winners is available here.