Warsaw Film Festival 2026: "What Belongs to Others" wins the Warsaw Grand Prix
The 42nd Warsaw Film Festival closed on Sunday, 18 October. Grzegorz Dębowski's Polish drama "What Belongs to Others" (Cudze Rzeczy) took the top prize.
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