Film Promotion
Screenings, filmmaker stories, public programs, interviews, and a cinematic platform that gives artists visibility and credibility.
NYAF.film is a film-art platform for Polish creators, international filmmakers, cultural partners, sponsors, and audiences who believe cinema can carry memory, beauty, identity, and truth.
Invite Polish Creators → Polish Days
“We invite Polish creators to bring their films, their voices, their memory, and their courage to New York.”
Manifesto
NYAF is a nonprofit cultural platform dedicated to film, art, and the people who create meaning through image, sound, movement, and story. Founded in 2012 as Polish Filmmakers NYC by Agata Drogowska, the organization has grown into New York Artists and Filmmakers — a broader platform for Polish cinema, international artists, and cultural exchange.
The visual identity of NYAF.film should feel like entering a film studio before the first take: black space, controlled light, a focused lens, a quiet audience, and the sense that something important is about to appear on screen.
Screenings, filmmaker stories, public programs, interviews, and a cinematic platform that gives artists visibility and credibility.
A visual language rooted in film, photography, painting, performance, human emotion, and cultural memory.
An open invitation for Polish directors, writers, actors, producers, cinematographers, animators, and visual artists to be seen in New York.
Cooperation with festivals, institutions, sponsors, cultural organizations, media, and international partners.
Invitation to Polish creators
NYAF.film invites Polish creators — emerging and established — to present their work, share their stories, and connect with the New York film and art community. We are looking for films with soul: short films, documentaries, experimental work, animation, student films, independent cinema, and visual storytelling that carries truth, beauty, risk, or memory.

Short films, documentaries, animation, experimental cinema, and independent projects with artistic courage.
Artist profiles, interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and cultural features that make the creator visible.
Polish Days at Greenpoint Film Festival
Polish Days at Greenpoint Film Festival can become a focused cultural program dedicated to Polish cinema, Polish filmmakers, Polish-American audiences, and international guests. Greenpoint has a symbolic place in Polish New York — and through film, it can become a living cultural bridge again.



2025 Polish program
The program showed how Polish-language films, Polish creators, sponsors, and community partners can meet inside a New York festival environment.
Curatorial project
A premium curatorial program that presents Poland through cinema — not as a closed historical story, but as a living language for thinking about memory, freedom, responsibility, violence, identity, and moral choice. The project connects Polish classics with contemporary cinema and can become a refined cultural program for institutions, sponsors, and international audiences.

Each event can combine a curatorial introduction, film screening, conversation, and open cultural exchange — moving beyond academic discussion into a more cinematic public experience.
Flagship vision
The festival is imagined as a curated cinematic experience, not a generic event. It should feel like a meeting of artists, patrons, critics, filmmakers, sponsors, and cultural leaders.
Best Short Film, Best Director, Best Polish Short, Audience Award, Emerging Voice Award, and Sponsor Choice Award.
A festival with cinematic photography, dark elegance, red-carpet energy, and gallery-level presentation.
Interviews, profiles, behind-the-scenes stories, media packages, and social content that extends beyond one festival night.
Connections between creators, sponsors, institutions, festivals, media, and audiences.
Press, archive & cultural proof
The website shows that NYAF is not an idea on paper. It has history, events, press visibility, partners, audiences, and real presence in New York’s Polish and international film scene.





Why support NYAF
Sponsorship allows NYAF to produce screenings, secure venues, support filmmakers, create festival programming, develop media campaigns, build partnerships, fund awards, and promote Polish cinema in New York.
Founding Patron
Festival Partner
Cultural Supporter
Join the movement
We welcome Polish creators, sponsors, filmmakers, artists, festival partners, cultural institutions, volunteers, media partners, and patrons of the arts.