What is Warsaw Glitch?

Warsaw Glitch is an international film and digital festival exploring cinema, animation, internet-native storytelling and emerging creative technologies. It brings together filmmakers, artists, producers, studios, educators, technologists and audiences interested in how moving images are changing.

When and where is Warsaw Glitch 2026?

Warsaw Glitch takes place August 28-30, 2026 in Warsaw, Poland. The festival brings together screenings, talks, workshops, competitions, industry events and special evening formats across the venue.

Entry to the open zone, screenings, the Academy, creator talks and open panels, is free with registration, and places are limited. The International Producers Forum is a separate, paid industry pass. Full details are on the Tickets page.

How do I submit a film or project?

Submissions are handled through the official Submit a Film page. Current categories, eligibility requirements, deadlines and technical delivery details are available there.

Is Warsaw Glitch only about AI?

No. The festival explores cinema and moving-image culture broadly. AI-supported work is one part of the conversation, alongside animation, film craft, internet-native formats, technology, authorship, visual culture and the future of production.

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AureliuszGorski

FounderEntrepreneur

Serial entrepreneur with close to two decades in venture building, known in Poland for popularising the idea of innovation districts. For several years he ran the development of the country's key ecosystem projects and took part in building innovation districts abroad, work that shaped a good part of the Polish startup landscape.

He was behind AIP Business Link, the first Polish startup ecosystem, between 2012 and 2016; the CIC innovation centre in Warsaw, from 2015 to 2023; and Venture Cafe Warsaw, a foundation supporting the local innovation community, from 2019 to 2023.

In 2023 he founded CampusAI, the world's first virtual AI-native school, and DistrictORG, a platform that uses game engines to build digital replicas of local innovation ecosystems. CampusAI was quickly recognised for its approach to teaching AI: personalised, efficient and affordable. In June 2024 it raised ten million dollars in a pre-seed round and began expanding globally.

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