TVN journalists awarded at the "Man in Danger" festival

The Museum of Cinematography in Łódź organized the Media Festival "Man in Danger" for the 36th time, at which films and documentary materials were presented and awarded. The second award for video reportage was won by the "Superwizjer" journalist Grzegorz Głuszak for "Hate and schemes in the Karkonosze" concerning the local situation around the Karkonosze Regional Development Agency. The Jury Award in the video reportage competition was won by Tomasz Patora from the "Uwaga!" TVN program for the material "One person was missing". It presents the shocking behind-the-scenes of the tragic death of 19-year-old Oleks from Grudziądz, who bled out despite the presence of emergency responders. The Award of the Third Age University of Helena Kretz was received by Jakub Stachowiak and Agata Daniluk, journalists from "Superwizjer" TVN, for the reportage "The Mystery of the Hospital Room" about the death in a hospital of a pregnant woman who was scheduled to undergo a simple gynecological procedure. Awards were distributed This year, the festival jury recognized "Playing with the devil" directed by Piotr Małecki and Maciej Nabrdalik as the best documentary film. The documentary presents the consequences of the work of a war photojournalist who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after documenting 28 armed conflicts. In addition to the White Panther statue, the directors received 20 thousand zlotys. Besides the Grand Prix, several other awards were given. "Patient eye," which is the Award from the National Centre for Culture named after Kazimierz Karabas, was awarded to the film "Silver" by Natalia Koniarz. The Award of Aleksander Kamiński for overcoming threats was given to Alaksandr Haradko for the painting "MOVEMENT", while the distinction awarded by the Association of Polish Filmmakers went to Emilia Śniegoska, the author of the film "Kumotry". The Special Award named after Krzysztof Talczewski for the creator who, based on archival materials, takes a position in important matters concerning the threats facing humanity, was awarded to Maciej Drygas for the film "Trains". In the television reportage competition, the award for the best production was given to Filip Gierlach for the reportage "Student's Home". Among the audio reportages, "Love in the age of AI" by Agnieszka Szwajgier and Dorota Salus were awarded. During the festival, 70 documentary films, television reportages, and radio programs were presented. Meetings with authors, documentary subjects, and journalists accompanied the projections.