Poland 2009

Robert Krzempek and Who Never Lived... by Andrzej
Seweryn. In 2007 Monolith Plus released The Lives of
Others, Goya's Ghosts, Tales from Earthsea, Moliere,
Michael Clayton, Nightwatching and Counterfeiters. Most
recent releases include Elegy, Happy-Go-Lucky, Defiance and
Slumdog Millionaire.
mayfly
02-0 Warsaw, ul. Pasteura /6 lok.5
tel. + 8 22 822 0 6, fax + 8 22 20
mayfly@mayfly.pl, www.mayfly.pl
The company focuses mainly on the distribution of arthouse
films on DVD and VHS. Its catalogue includes such titles as
Bad Education, The Return, Motorcycles Diaries and Life is a
Miracle. The company cooperates closely with Gutek Film.
propaGanda
02-56 Warsaw, ul. Dabrowskiego 8
tel. + 8 8 5 52 8 , fax + 8 8 5 50 20
propaganda@propaganda.com.pl
www.propaganda.com.pl
The company distributes films on DVD, with a strong focus
on Polish classics; it also digitalizes and handles digital
restoration of old Polish films.
solopan
00-06 Warsaw, ul. Królewska 2 lok.2
tel./fax + 8 22 828 0
biuro@solopan.com.pl
www.solopan.com.pl
Established in 1990, Solopan is one of the first Polish
independent distributors, focusing mainly on the promotion
of arthouse productions. Since its launch, the company has
introduced Polish audiences to films by such acclaimed
directors as Robert Altman, Emir Kusturica, Bernardo
Bertolucci, Patrice Leconte, David Lynch, Agnieszka Holland,
Jim Jarmusch, Krzysztof Kieślowski, Ken Loach, David
Cronenberg, Jane Campion, Atom Egoyan, Carlos Saura,
Todd Haynes, Wim Wenders, Pedro Almodovar, Takeshi
Kitano and Eric Zonca.
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spi international polsKa, spinKa
02-62 Warsaw, ul. Tyniecka 8a
tel. + 8 22 85 0 7, + 8 22 6 6 20 6, fax + 8 22 8 8 5 70
spi@spi.pl, www.spi.pl
SPI International is an independent cinema and television
distributor with headquarters in New York and a network of
offices located in Madrid, Ankara, Bratislava, Prague and
Warsaw. For 15 years, SPI has operated in the international
market, cooperating with Capitol, Mutual, Miramax, Buena
Vista, J&M, Lakeshore, Cutting Edge, Kushner-Locke, among
others. By taking over the New Films International company
in 1999, SPI acquired rights to many films from Miramax,
Buena Vista, Lakeshore and Film Four with distribution
rights for Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. SPI
International Polska is involved in the production and
distribution of Polish films, such as It's Me Now, the debut
by Anna Jadowska or Chaos by Xawery Żuławski, and most
recently Fur by Tomasz Drozdowicz and Midnight Talk by
Maciej Żak. In 2006 the company distributed the following
titles: Pulp Fiction, Breakfast on Pluto, Paris I Love You, The
Science of Sleep, Just Friends, The Merchant of Venice,
Match Point and Asterix and the Vikings, as well as a
number of Polish productions: Chaos, Palimpsest and It's
Me Now. Titles released in 2007 include The Queen,
Hannibal, The Illusionist and many others, among them the
Polish feature Skylights. Most recent releases include Astérix
aux jeux olympiques, Die Welle, Entre les murs, Transporter
3 and The Wrestler, as well as the Polish feature Midnight
Talk.
studio interfilm
00-576 Warsaw, ul. Marszałkowska 28a lok.25
tel. + 8 22 62 66, fax + 8 22 622 0 80
interfilm@film-tv.pl, www.interfilm.pl
Studio Interfilm is a producer and distributor of Polish films
(including co-production projects). The company enjoyed
the great box office success with Never Ever! by Ryszard
Zatorski, with an audience of 1.6 million. In 2006 the
company distributed the following titles: Jean Paul II
(starring John Voight ) and Karol – the Pope, the Man and
the popular Polish comedy entitled Just Love Me. The
film industry institutions and companies