Łódź is well-known as the centre of polish cinematography. Certainly it is connected with film school (commonly named Łódzka Filmówka), which educated famous polish actors and directors, and also with the most important film studio in post-war Poland, where were made more than 600 movies and animated cartoons. Nowadays every year in Łódź a lot of famous cameramen contend for “Gold Frog” during the “Camerimage” Festival.


 

-    The Museum of Cinematography in palace of the biggest factory owner in Łódź – K. Scheibler

-    Księży Młyn (Priest Mill)  - XIX-century industrial complex of K. Scheibler
-    Oskar Kohn’s Palace - The Leon Schiller Higher School of Film, Television and Theatre in Łódź, which educated big stars of polish cinema: Roman Polański, Andrzej Wajda

-    Piotrkowska street – the most interesting part of main commercial street of Łódź, from Tuwim’s Bench till Grand Hotel, where apartments have names after the great actors of polish cinema, Stars Avenue

-    Lunch in restaurant

-    Studio Se-ma-for – Museum of Fairytale, located on the ground of EC-1 – project of New Centre of Lodz

-    Manufaktura – renovated palace-factory complex of Izrael Kalmanowicz Poznański, Museum of History of City Łódź with the mementos connected with famous Łódź dwellers like A. Rubinstein and creators of screen version of book “Promised Land”; interiors of the residence were very oft the location of movie productions.