The XXVI Alpine Film Review, named in honor of Wanda Rutkiewicz, was held from May 10-12, 2019. This long-standing event, organized since 1993, showcases films in the broad theme of mountains, inviting submissions from both amateur and professional filmmakers. The festival featured a main program and an educational component for schoolchildren, with free admission to all organized meetings.
The Museum of Sport and Tourism in Warsaw announced the XXVI Alpine Film Review, named in honor of Wanda Rutkiewicz, which took place from May 10-12, 2019. This event, one of the oldest mountain film reviews in Poland, has been organized annually since 1993, commemorating the first anniversary of the disappearance of the renowned Polish alpinist. For this edition, the review was co-organized with the Polish Himalayas Club, and it continues to be highly regarded by the mountaineering community.
The festival is non-commercial in nature, offering free admission to all its events. In addition to the main program, there was an educational segment designed for schoolchildren. Filmmakers, both amateur and professional, were encouraged to submit their works covering a wide range of mountain-related themes, including documentaries, animations, feature films (long and short), and experimental formats. Submissions were accepted electronically via a dedicated email address, accompanied by a completed application form, by the end of February 2019.