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The “Polish Film Autumn” event has opened in the presence of Polish Ambassador H.E. Tomasz Niegodzisz at the Belgrade Youth Centre.

It will run until Sunday 23rd November and will include the screenings of nine films – feature films, documentaries and animated films – that have all been awarded at prestigious international festivals.

The main aim of this year’s “Polish Film Autumn”, organised by the Embassy of Poland in Belgrade and the Belgrade Youth Centre, is to bring the most prominent Polish achievements in the film to lovers of cinematography in Belgrade.

Guests were addressed at the opening ceremony by Marko Popović, Editor of the Belgrade Youth Centre Film Programme, Milica Ševarlić, Belgrade Youth Centre PR, and Andrzej Kindziuk, First Secretary at the Embassy of Poland in Belgrade.

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