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Festival
For B2B partners
TUMULT Foundation
Rynek Nowomiejski 28
87-100 Toruń
Poland
TIN 9560008579
Contact
+48 56 621 00 19
+48 56 652 21 79
+48 56 652 21 97
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If you need additional information about accessibility, please contact us at [email protected].
Festival events take place across several locations, which we are able to use thanks to the kindness of their owners and hosts. As we are not the administrators of these venues, we do not have direct control over all facilities and amenities. However, we make every effort to ensure the best possible experience and would like to thank our partners for their hospitality and openness to collaboration.
Distance of festival venues from public transport stops and the lines operating nearby can be found in the Festival Guide section.
The entrance to the Festival Centre at CKK Jordanki is located on Aleja Solidarności. There are no stairs leading into the building, making it accessible for wheelchair users. Upon entering, please proceed to the elevator on the left, which provides access to the upper floors.
The entrance to the Horzyca Theatre for wheelchair users is located on Fosa Staromiejska Street (next to the entrance to the Wejściówka café). There is an intercom at the entrance. If you require assistance, please contact us in advance at [email protected].
The main entrance to the Cinema City building is located on Czerwona Droga Street. The building can be accessed either via stairs or a ramp for wheelchair users. A second entrance is located on Konstantego Ildefonsa Gałczyńskiego Street.
The entrance to the Centre of Contemporary Art “Znaki Czasu” is located on Wały Generała Sikorskiego Street and is free of architectural barriers. To access the upper floors, please use the elevator on the left after entering through the automatic doors.
Detailed accessibility information for each festival venue is available in the downloadable files below.
If you are interested in a screening with audio description, which provides an additional verbal narration for blind and visually impaired viewers, you can use the free Kino Dostępne app. Headphones are required to listen to the audio description.
All films available with audio description are marked with a special symbol in the festival program PDF.
Each screening is available in either Polish or English, depending on the original language of the film. If a different language appears in the film, subtitles will be provided in both Polish and English.
You can check the original language of a film in the dedicated section for each title on our website or in the app.
Selected seminars, discussion panels, and meetings with filmmakers held at the Festival Center are available to watch online for free on the Festival website.
Streaming is provided in the original language of each event.
Interactive information kiosks are available in front of the Festival Center at CKK Jordanki and in the center’s foyer, allowing you to browse the Festival program. Additionally, an extra kiosk in the foyer provides access to the full Festival catalog.
Films screened at the Festival may address difficult or emotionally intense topics. Many of them include content warnings for sensitive material, also known as triggers. If you want to check whether a particular film includes such warnings, you can find this information on our website and in the Festival app, under the specific film’s page.
Every morning, the Conference Room at the Festival Center hosts Mindfulness Workshops combined with yoga sessions. You can reserve a spot for these workshops, just like for any other event, through your Camerimage account on the Festival portal.
Festival volunteers are here to assist all participants. Each volunteer wears a black shirt, a tie with the distinctive “frog” pattern, and a festival ID marked with the letter “X”.
The main information point for festival attendees is the Main Reception located at the CKK Jordanki Festival Center. Reception opening hours can be found in the Tickets & Passes section on the festival website.
Medical assistance is available throughout the Festival for all participants. If you need medical help, please go to the nearest festival point or ask a volunteer or security staff member for support.
An AED defibrillator is also available on the premises of the CKK Jordanki Festival Center.
The Festival is a lively environment, full of noise and crowds. Please keep this in mind if being in large groups or noisy spaces causes you stress or discomfort.