27/06/2012 - To Kill a Beaver by Jan Jakub Kolski and Polish-Czech co-productionPolski film will compete for the Crystal Globe

Nine Polish titles are to be screened at the 47th Karlovy Vary Film Festival (from June 29 to July 7) including two in the official competition. Films vying for the Czech event’s Crystal Globe include To Kill a Beaver [+see also:
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Among the 12 titles selected in the official competition, the following also stand out: Polish-Czech comedy Polski film [+see also:
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Two fiction feature debuts are also to compete in the East of the West section: Yuma by Piotra Mularuk (co-produced with the Czech Republic) and Shameless (Bez wstydu) by Filip Marczewski. Another feature debut, In a Bedroom (W sypialni) by Tomasz Wasilewski, will also feature at the Forum of Independents, while Chicks Are Just Different (Baby są jakieś inne) by Marek Koterski will screen in the Another View section.