Since 2014, we have been organizing a five-day festival in Wrocław, based on film screenings at the Nowe Horyzonty Cinema – mainly documentaries, but occasionally also feature films. Each year, we choose a different theme around which we build the program. So far, these have been: Recycled City, City ID, Neighborhood, Street, Public Architecture, Big Plans, Solstice, A Matter of Taste, Imperfections, Professions, Curses and Charms.

The film screenings are accompanied by discussions, talks, Q&A sessions, and lectures. The festival program also includes other activities in Wrocław – workshops, presentations, debates on books, research, reports, and walks. As part of the artistic scene, we organize exhibitions, and under the banner of the social scene, we organize less formal events, music, and entertainment. Starting in 2022, the festival will be preceded by an open call, during which anyone can submit their own idea for an event that complements the program and corresponds to the theme we have announced. Each year, the festival features approximately 25 events. At each edition, we show 4 to 7 Polish premieres.

Our festival is the only film event in Poland focused on urban and architectural themes. Over the past 12 years, our partners have included (and in most cases still include): Kino Nowe Horyzonty, the Municipality of Wrocław, the National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning, the Visegrad Fund, OKRE Development, the Museum of Architecture in Wrocław, Sarp Wrocław, Sarp Poznań, Global Worth, the European Parliament Office in Wrocław, the German Consulate General in Wrocław, the Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation, the OP ENHEIM Foundation, the Ładne Historie Foundation, the AntyRama Foundation, the Akcja Miasto Association, the Tymoteusz Karpowicz Foundation, the EkoRozwoju Foundation, BWA Wrocław – Contemporary Art Gallery, Wrocław Institute of Culture, Wrocław Center for Social Development, Wrocław Contemporary Museum, Czwórka Polskie Radio, Radio Wrocław, Radio Ram, TVP Kultura, TVP Wrocław, Gazeta Wyborcza, Magazyn Miasta, Architektura Murator.