American cinema has always been very much about stories. Stories that stimulate the imagination, are bold and, above all, diverse. Sometimes tongue-in-cheek, at other times a little more serious, they portray characters entangled in various traps, the ups and downs of life overseas. Although the protagonists’ reality is changing as dynamically as the American landscape, they will not hesitate to fulfil their dreams, cross borders and live their own lives. No wonder, because who wouldn’t want to confront the mythical American dream? The search for one’s own path and courageous self-expression is something common to both film characters and rebellious creators. It is no coincidence that the United States has become the cradle of independent cinema, associated with unfettered artistic freedom. It is there, with the iconic Sundance Film Festival at the forefront, that we seek out films for this section – ones that seep straight into the body through the screen.
Galeria Krakowska is the partner of this section.
Adult Best Friends
Adult Best Friends
Dir.: Delaney Buffett
2024, 90 min.
Janet Planet
Janet Planet
Dir.: Annie Baker
2023, 110 min.
Familiar Touch
Familiar Touch
Dir.: Sarah Friedland
2024, 92 min.
Good One
Good One
Dir.: India Donaldson
2023, 90 min.
Rent Free
Rent Free
Dir.: Fernando Andrés
2024, 93 min.
Gasoline Rainbow
Gasoline Rainbow
Dir.: Bill Ross IV, Turner Ross
2023, 108 min.
Turn Me On
Turn Me On
Dir.: Michael Tyburski
2024, 99 min.








