Those who aren’t ready to sit out a lengthy drama with a twisted plot, but would rather have it sliced and chopped in episodes to enjoy daily, Polish TV Company has selected 5 most highly acclaimed TV series. We’ve included action, crime, war, romance, and comedy genres to develop your instant liking for Polish television online.

Saying ‘Goodbye, 2016’ isn’t that far from saying ‘Hello, 2017’. For Poles, it also means greeting upcoming winter film premieres, which, undoubtedly, will offer enough thrilling story lines to impress even the most capricious viewer. Provider of Polish television online, Polish TV Company, has listed FIVE new must-see films 2017.

Polish TV Company has selected some of the most liked animated films on Polish television that have been broadcasted since the 1960s. We titled this list ‘classic’ because each cartoon character has its own monument or sculpture erected in various cities around Poland.

Polish TV Company brings you the best of the best in the film industry. Today, we’ve chosen the most prominent Polish directors whose works have millions of admirers around the world.

Following the Top-10 Polish films, we’re remembering some great Polish actors and actresses that have had a successful career in Poland and abroad.

Let your children jump for joy with best entertaining TV series in Polish.

LEGO NEXO KNIGHTS

Jump into the world of the future and explore the 5 brave LEGO knights: Clay, Lance, Aaron, Axl and Macy, who have just graduated from the Knights Academy. Although still rookies, they must defend the kingdom against the horde of monsters headed by the evil clown Knighton Jestro. Join the virtual sorcerer Merloka 2.0. and Nexo knights to go on the fantastic adventure to LEGO world!

Man of Marble (1977)

Wajda’s inside look into the effects of Stalinist propaganda received green light from the Ministry of Culture only in 1976. Regardless the director’s revealing attacks on socialist realism, propaganda, and political corruption in Stalinist period, the project overcame all attempts at restricting and was successfully released.

Knife in the Water (1962)

After the first prominent success with the short film Two Men and a Wardrobe (1958), Polanski makes his feature film debut which becomes Poland’s first to be Oscar-nominated. Knife in the Water is a psychological drama that follows three characters stuck in a rivalry and sexual tension.

We’ve analyzed a 100-year history of Polish cinematography and made up our own list of 10 most prominent Polish films. Together with a brief historical reference, this selection will be fair enough to get familiar with one of the greatest filmmaking nations. Read, watch, enjoy, repeat!