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Film education consists in facilitating access to films for children and young people – in schools and outside them – as well as teaching critical reception of films and discussing both problems tackled by films and the emotions they evoke. In addition, it encourages young people to use film as a means of expression, which entails teaching them different film forms (A Framework for Film Education in Europe, 2015).1

Main Objectives of Film Education in Poland: Institutional Context and Developmental Tendencies