LOGTV FILMS

08/14/2026

REBIRTH: THE UNEXPECTED STORY OF JEWISH KRAKÓW

I have spent much of my career documenting the complex and often painful history of Polish Jews. But REBIRTH: THE UNEXPECTED STORY OF JEWISH KRAKÓW is, at its heart, a story about the future.

For more than seven years, I have followed a remarkable group of young people in Kraków as they rediscover their Jewish heritage and begin to build Jewish lives in contemporary Poland. Their journey has taken them from questions about family and identity to active participation in a growing community centered around the JCC Kraków, the Kraków Jewish Culture Festival, and other expressions of Jewish cultural life.

We are currently in post-production and preparing the first rough cut. We have reached a critical moment in the life of the film.

We are seeking approximately $50,000 to complete the remaining post-production, including editing, archival licensing, sound mixing, color correction, and other finishing work required to bring the film to its final form.

Your Contribution Makes a Difference. All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Checks payable to:
LOGTV, Ltd. 9 Glenmere Rd. New City, NY 10956
Attn: Slawomir Grünberg
PayPal: paypal.me/SGrunberg
You can also donate through the LOGTV website.

An 8-minute work-in-progress preview is available upon request.

Sławomir Grünberg
Director, REBIRTH: THE UNEXPECTED STORY OF JEWISH KRAKÓW
917-964-0715 | [email protected] | www.logtv.com

Hidden Heritage: A Jewish Awakening in Kraków is a groundbreaking feature documentary about the remarkable revival of Jewish life in Kraków, the second largest city in Poland.

07/07/2026

On July 10, 2026, Poland marks the 85th anniversary of the Jedwabne massacre—one of the darkest chapters in its history. On that day in 1941, hundreds of Jews were brutally murdered by their Polish neighbors.
Slawomir Grünberg’s award-winning documentary, The Legacy of Jedwabne, confronts this painful history and explores its lasting moral and historical legacy. At a time when antisemitism, hatred, and historical distortion continue to resurface, the film’s message is more urgent than ever.
Watch the film on Vimeo:
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/jedwabnehome/117721281
As Video Librarian Magazine wrote:
“The larger message that this film conveys is the perennial need to remain vigilant against ethnic and religious intolerance. A sobering, often unsettling piece of work, this is recommended.”

In the small town Jedwabne in northeast Poland, Jews lived side by side with local Poles for over two centuries, but on July 10, 1941, almost the entire Jewish population of the town was murdered – not by the N***s, but at the hands of their Christian neighbors. This thought-provoking film hopes t...

07/05/2026

LOGTV FILMS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE FILM WE DISTRIBUTE: BOGDAN’S JOURNEY WILL SCREEN ON TVP1 (Polish main TV channel) on July 6, 2026 at 11.30 PM.! This is the 80th anniversary of the Kielce pogrom.
Miracles Happen!!!
It's been 18 years since Larry Loewinger and Michal Jaskulski took the first shots for the film *Bogdan's Journey / Przy Planty 7/9*. On July 4, it was exactly 10 years since they completed it and held the gala premiere at the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw. It has also been 8 years since the film was released in theaters.
From Michał Jaskulski:
“Telling the story of contemporary memory of the pogrom is one of the most moving stories in my life. It's hard to say "I'm glad" when talking about a film whose source lies in violence and death. But yes, I am glad because, although nothing can change that hell, we share a story where anger, suffering, tears, fear, and mistrust transform, thanks to the involvement of one person, into growing closeness, tenderness, and trust. I invite you to this space of caring for another person that was created before our eyes in contemporary Kielce, wishing us all such a world, both private and public.”

Watch film’s trailer here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/bogdansjourney

**Jewish Life Jewish Motifs IFF, Polish Filmmakers Association, Jan Karski Association, Polish Film Institute, Metro Films, Bente Kahan Foundation, Claims Conference (Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany), Galicia Jewish Museum in Krakow, WATCH DOCS, Więź**

Bogdan's Journey / Przy Planty 7/9 już 06.07.2026 w TVP1 o 23.30.

07/05/2026

You’re warmly invited to a special event: a film screening and author conversation.
Join us as we explore the history and preserve the memory of the former Jewish residents of Tomaszów Mazowiecki. This unique event brings together literature and documentary film to tell a remarkable story.
The venue itself makes this gathering especially meaningful. We will meet in the Sch Tomy Hall, a place with a rich history that was once home to the famous Odeon Cinema before World War II. We are honored to return to this historic space with a film screening and author discussion, bringing the spirit of the past back to life.
Program:
📽 Film Screening: What If We Just Dropped in on Tomaszów for a Day (directed by Sławomir Grünberg and produced by Barbara Grünberg)
📖 Author Conversation: Allan Chernoff, author of The Tailors of Tomaszów
This is a wonderful opportunity to reflect together on the local history of Tomaszów Mazowiecki and its Jewish community.
📍 Where: Sch Tomy Hall (former Odeon Cinema), 1E Jerozolimska Street, Tomaszów Mazowiecki
🗓 When: Monday, July 13, at 5:00 PM
🎟 Admission: Free. No registration required. Seating is limited.
We hope you will join us as we honor the memory of those who came before us and celebrate the stories that continue to shape our community.
The event link is in the comments.
Guardians of Remembrance
LOGTV FILMS

05/22/2026

✨ Every Brilliant Thing is a deeply moving and hopeful monodrama by British creators Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe. It tells the story of a young boy who, faced with his mother’s depression and su***de attempts, begins creating a list of all the things that make life worth living. ❤️

This beautiful, important, and deeply relevant story is now being brought to life in Poland - in a new theatrical adaptation. Julia Groszek, an outstanding director together with Mateusz Dymidziuk are preparing a monodrama inspired by this remarkable work. It will be a performance about hope, resilience, mental health, and the small everyday moments that give meaning to our lives. 🌿✨

This is an independent grassroots initiative created with passion and heart. But it can only come to life with the support of people who care about both art and mental health.

Together with the creators of this project, we warmly ask for your support through this community fundraiser:
Support the project on Zrzutka

Every contribution truly matters. ❤️

With gratitude,
Julia Groszek and Mateusz Dymidziuk
together with the author of this post.

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01/25/2026

On behalf of my wife Barbara and myself, we would like to sincerely thank Jan Czarlewski, the film’s director, and Mirek Borek, the producer of the documentary “33 Photos from the Ghetto,” for inviting us to take part in the production of this extraordinary film.

We are delighted by its undeniable success and proud to have been part of this project and to have contributed to its creation.

On behalf of the entire film team, we invite you to watch the documentary “33 Photos from the Ghetto,” directed by Jan Czarlewski.
The premiere will take place on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, on the global streaming platform HBO Max. From that day on, the film will be available on HBO Max platforms and channels in multiple languages.

🎬 Film trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi-BZ7erUnQ

The film is a co-production of MWM Media and Warner Bros. Discovery. It tells the story of the discovery of an old roll of film negative containing unique photographs from the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943. The images were taken secretly by Zbigniew Leszek Grzywaczewski, a 23-year-old firefighter, and are the only known photographs from inside the ghetto during the uprising that were not taken by the Germans.

A lost Warsaw is given new life. uncovers the story behind the only civilian-captured images from the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Prem...

01/05/2026

Congratulations, Marisa, on the selection to one of the world’s most renowned Jewish Film Festivals.
This recognition is a beautiful testament to your vision and dedication. I am deeply proud to have served as Director of Cinematography on this extraordinary documentary and to be part of a film that now finds its place on such a distinguished international stage.