In the literary category:

Stefan Badorski

For the work My Wind. My flight. My dance

A commendation for a rhythmic ballad written for a female-male double voice, transcending the barriers of body, age, expectations of others, as well as one's own assumptions about oneself.

Maciej Kobuszewski

For the work Dar boży

A commendation for an ironic and subversive story about a wedding with a twist, after which one can find oneself in a sad reality without applause, but with the "gift of God" on the screen.

Kamila Szmigiel

For the work Danse macabre

A commendation for the courage of committed dance. For a politically sensitive voice admonishing women for whom dance is no longer a carefree prancing, but a difficult struggle against small everyday life and big politics. For believing that it is possible to dance "with someone other than death."

Ilona Misztal

Grand Prix

for workSelected items from the life of a yogini

For agility of phrase, flexibility of style and elasticity of humor. The author approached the subject of the competition with gymnastic prowess: instead of chance and chance, we have elaborate figures - stylistic and rhetorical. In Ilona Misztal's case, humorous lightness is sometimes lined with something quite serious. A witty description of a yoga lesson becomes a pretext for a universal story about women's lives. The movement of the body, along with the entire life-emotional background, leads inevitably to its poignant negation - freezing.

In the visual arts category, honorable mentions were awarded to:

Alicja Kruczkowska

for a conceptual series of photographs that speak of dance, tradition, and the environment in which they were created, a thoughtful juxtaposition of tradition and modernity.

Marta Bystroń for her piece Hands

for its focus on movement in a minimalist, primal version, i.e. hand gesture, eye movement, contained in the form of a very good painting.

Maja Kotas for the pieceDissolution

for its excellent composition and artistic capture of movement over time.

Julia Mostowik for her piece AYou What Are You Afraid Of?

for expressing movement at its very dawn - in music, this photo would illustrate the first sound emerging from silence.

Grand Prix

Irena Shatynska - Mytsyk for the piece Dancing in Eternity

for a photographic collage with a cosmic force of expression, referring to the style of Richard Horowitz, but devoid of simple borrowings. Full of movement, the primordial one and the one we are able to express in dance while peeping at the world and the cosmos.

Full of movement.

Film category

Honorable mention

Anieszka Brzezinska

Director of the choreographic film YOS

Director: Agnieszka Brzezinska

Camera work, editing, video: Jan Gierach

Dancers: Zuzanna Nir, Agnieszka Brzezinska

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlobKSVdQ9Q

for a poignant exploration of loneliness and the search for hope. The narrative underscores the importance of interpersonal bonds, and the choreography beautifully complements the desire for peace.

Grand Prix

Oliwia Miarka for her piece [framing]

Concept and choreography: Oliwia Miarka

Dancers: Iga Szczepanska, Zuzanna Nir, Oliwia Miarka

Photography and editing: Piotr Polarski

Music: Hania Rani

https://youtu.be/vxFqVNLKXlc

For its thought-provoking exploration of a world with distinct laws and values. The film stirs tensions, making us look at our humanity. Choreography that seamlessly blends with nature becomes a universal language to express conflict and empathy. The dance captures the universal struggle for connection, creating a reflective exploration of tenderness.

Jurors of the 7th edition of the International Competition "1 page-1 look-180 seconds":

Karol Francuzik - literary critic, editor of books and other publications, author of reviews and sketches on Polish contemporary literature published, among others, in the pages of Twórczość, Odra and Topos, secretary of the Poznan Literary Award. Juror in the literary category.

Michał Kruszona - Polish cultural historian, museologist, writer, director of the Górków Castle Museum in Szamotuły. Author of books: Romania. Travels in search of the devil, Cultural atlas of birds. Juror in the category of visual arts.

Simona Deaconescu - director and choreographer, active in the fields of performing arts, visual arts and dance film. Founder of the interdisciplinary group Tangaj Collective, initiator of the Bucharest International Dance Film Festival. She is a juror in the film category.

Audience Award - winners

Literary category: Marek Kosinski, MY - 315 votes

Visual Arts Category: Julia Mostowik, And you what are you afraid of -177 votes

Film category: Agnieszka Brzezinska, YOS - 316 votes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlobKSVdQ9Q

Total 2643 votes were cast.