The Seattle Polish Film Festival (SPFF) is an annual event showcasing the best of Polish cinema produced and presented by the non-profit, Seattle-Gdynia Sister City Association. SPFF started in 1992 by Polish community leaders Tom Podl and Dr. Michal Friedrich. Mr. Podl and Dr. Friedrich were inspired by other notable Polish Film festivals in the U.S. and in Poland. They wanted to share this part of Polish culture with the greater Seattle community. SPFF is the second longest running Polish film festival in the United States. We procure high quality films and guests, previously feautring such films as "Reveng" and "When the Sun was God", and classics such as "The Promised Land" and "Woman Alone". Year after year we show critically acclaimed films alongside independent films, shorts, animations, and documentaries. We hope you'll join us!
