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Showcase Block 3: Family Relationships
HER DOCS FILM FESTIVAL
04.10.2026 16:00
A Good Heart (dir. Aleksandra Kubisa, 2025, 4')
A warm and witty animated documentary about a grandmother’s wisdom that doesn’t always keep up with a changing world.
best regards (dir. Katarzyna Romatowska, 2026, 2')
A woman working late in an empty office is repeatedly plunged into darkness when the motion sensor fails to detect her, turning an ordinary night at work into an absurd struggle for visibility.
Horizon (dir. Małgorzata Mazur, 2025, 17')
Nine-year-old Zuzia, together with the director, sets off on a journey through time, passing through various female archetypes, family weddings and divorces, until they reach the place where the director’s grandmother grew up. It is now an empty orchard, and Zuzia is now 18 years old and the first person in the family who does not want a church wedding.
The Tongue That Grasps (dir. Marta Hryniuk, Nick Thomas, 2025, 5')
The Tongue That Grasps embodies and imagines the psychedelic experiences of early parenthood and early childhood, exploring the entanglements of the cosmic and the domestic in the context of the birth and growth of the artists’ first child.
Can You Hear Me? (dir. Anastazja Naumenko, 2025, 15')
Nastia’s Zoom lessons on using a laptop for her mom are disrupted by unstable internet—and resurfacing family traumas.
Twin Days (dir. Sara Szymańska, Nadia Szymańska, 2026, 28')
Twin sisters drive cross-country to Ohio’s Twinsburg Festival – a journey that leads them to rediscover themselves beyond their shared identity.
A Q&A will follow the screening.
Age rating: 16+
A warm and witty animated documentary about a grandmother’s wisdom that doesn’t always keep up with a changing world.
best regards (dir. Katarzyna Romatowska, 2026, 2')
A woman working late in an empty office is repeatedly plunged into darkness when the motion sensor fails to detect her, turning an ordinary night at work into an absurd struggle for visibility.
Horizon (dir. Małgorzata Mazur, 2025, 17')
Nine-year-old Zuzia, together with the director, sets off on a journey through time, passing through various female archetypes, family weddings and divorces, until they reach the place where the director’s grandmother grew up. It is now an empty orchard, and Zuzia is now 18 years old and the first person in the family who does not want a church wedding.
The Tongue That Grasps (dir. Marta Hryniuk, Nick Thomas, 2025, 5')
The Tongue That Grasps embodies and imagines the psychedelic experiences of early parenthood and early childhood, exploring the entanglements of the cosmic and the domestic in the context of the birth and growth of the artists’ first child.
Can You Hear Me? (dir. Anastazja Naumenko, 2025, 15')
Nastia’s Zoom lessons on using a laptop for her mom are disrupted by unstable internet—and resurfacing family traumas.
Twin Days (dir. Sara Szymańska, Nadia Szymańska, 2026, 28')
Twin sisters drive cross-country to Ohio’s Twinsburg Festival – a journey that leads them to rediscover themselves beyond their shared identity.
A Q&A will follow the screening.
Age rating: 16+
