Polish Film Awards

Polish Film Awards: Eagles (Polish: Polskie Nagrody Filmowe: Orły) is a film awards ceremony given annually since 1999,[1] with the first event held on 21 June, by the National Chamber of Audiovisual Producers (KIPA). Since 2003 they are given out by the Polish Film Academy. Their status in the Polish film industry can be compared with Academy Awards.[2][3]

Polish Film Awards
Awarded forBest in film
CountryPoland
Presented byPolish Film Academy
First awarded1999
Website

Awards

List of main categories:[4]

Special awards:[5]

Wins and nominations

List of films with five or more awards

  • 11 wins – Corpus Christi (2019) (15 nominations)
  • 10 wins – Silent Night (2018) (11 nominations)
  • 9 wins – Volhynia (2017) (14 nominations)
  • 8 wins – Reverse (2009) (13 nominations)
  • 8 wins – The Pianist (2002) (13 nominations)
  • 7 wins – Cold War (2019) (12 nominations)
  • 7 wins – Gods (2015) (13 nominations)
  • 7 wins – Rose (2011) (8 nominations)
  • 7 wins – Katyń (2007) (11 nominations)
  • 7 wins – Jasminum (2006) (9 nominations)
  • 7 wins – The Collector (2005) (8 nominations)
  • 7 wins – Life as a Fatal Sexually Transmitted Disease (12 nominations)
  • 6 wins – The Wedding (2004) (10 nominations)
  • 6 wins – My Nikifor (2004) (10 nominations)
  • 6 wins – Pan Tadeusz (1999) (11 nominations)
  • 5 wins – Little Moscow (2008) (8 nominations)
  • 5 wins – Zmruż oczy (2003) (8 nominacji)
  • 5 wins – Pornografia (2003) (9 nominations)
  • 5 wins – Cześć Tereska (2001) (10 nominations)
  • 5 wins – The Debt (1998) (10 nominations)

List of films with ten or more nominations

FilmYearNominationsWins
Boże Ciało20191511
Volhynia2017149
Reverse2009138
The Pianist2002138
Bogowie2015137
Life as a Fatal Sexually Transmitted Disease 2000127
Prymas. Trzy lata z tysiąca2000121
Jack Strong2015121
Cold War2018127
Cicha noc20171110
Katyń2007117
Pan Tadeusz1999116
Tydzień z życia mężczyzny1999110
Mój Nikifor2004106
The Wedding2004106
Cześć Tereska2001105
The Debt1999105
Ostatnia rodzina 2017 10 4
Obława2012104
33 Scenes from Life2008104
Persona non grata2005104
Historia kina w Popielawach1998104
Weiser2001103
Edi2002102
The Welts2004101
Kroniki domowe1998101
Tam i z powrotem2002100

Directors with two or more awards

DirectorNoms.Wins.
Wojciech Smarzowski44
Krzysztof Krauze32
Jerzy Skolimowski32
Andrzej Jakimowski22
Roman Polański22

Most wins by actresses

Most wins by actors

Most nominations

  • Kinga Preis – 14 nominations for best actress
  • Marek Wronko – 12 nominations bor best sound editing
  • Wojciech Kilar – 10 nominations for best score
  • Wanda Zeman – 10 nominations for best film editing
  • Magdalena Biedrzycka – 10 nominations for best costume design
  • Jagna Janicka – 10 nominations (7 for best costume design and 3 for best production design)
  • Nikodem Wołk-Łaniewski – 9 nominations for sound editing
  • Janusz Gajos – 9 nominations for best actor

Most wins overall

"Big Five" winners and nominees

The following is a list of films that won the awards for Best Film, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenplay.

Winners

  1. Best Film: The Collector
  2. Best Director: Feliks Falk
  3. Best Screenplay: Feliks Falk
  4. Best Actress: Kinga Preis
  5. Best Actor: Andrzej Chyra
  1. Best Film: Corpus Christi
  2. Best Director: Jan Komasa
  3. Best Screenplay: Mateusz Pacewicz
  4. Best Actress: Aleksandra Konieczna
  5. Best Actor: Bartosz Bielenia

Nominees

Four awards won
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See also

References

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