Bela Bajaria Chief Content Officer at Netflix | Official website
Netflix has just unveiled an array of new Polish titles set to premiere on the streaming service in 2024, featuring a mix of fresh faces and well-known creators. The upcoming lineup includes a variety of productions, from miniseries to films, promising diverse and captivating storytelling for audiences.
One of the anticipated releases is "Project UFO," a mini-series directed by Kasper Bajon, known for his previous work on hits like "High Water." This series will delve into the 1980s to investigate an alleged UFO landing in a remote village, offering a thrilling narrative inspired by real events.
Another highlight is "Boxer," directed by Mitja Okorn and produced by Maciej Kawulski, the mastermind behind "How I Fell in Love with a Gangster." Set in communist Poland, the film follows the journey of Jędrek as he navigates the boxing ring and pursues his dreams in England.
Adding to the lineup is "Napad," a film by Michał Gazda and Magdalena Szwedkowicz, the duo behind the success of "Forgotten Love." The story, set in the 1990s, follows a retired policeman's quest to solve a bank robbery case, promising suspense and intrigue for viewers.
Furthermore, Netflix will introduce "Go Ahead, Brother," a new action-packed series written by Kacper Wysocki, the creative mind behind the acclaimed "Feedback." This series, produced by Łukasz Dzięcioł, will provide an insider's perspective on a former elite police unit officer's pursuit to overcome financial challenges.
Michael Azzolino, Netflix’s VP of Content for Central and Eastern Europe, Benelux and Turkey, expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming collaborations, stating, "We are excited to work again with a range of extremely talented local creators - who bring to Netflix their diverse stories, appreciated by viewers in Poland for their quality and distinctive characters." Azzolino also mentioned the anticipation of fans to see established creators returning to Netflix to explore new genres and creative challenges.
In addition to established creators, Netflix will introduce new talents like Klara Kochańska-Bajon, co-director of "Mothers of Penguins," and feature beloved actors such as Jan Peszek and Maciej Stuhr in the film "Inheritance." The diverse lineup also includes Maja Ostaszewska, Jakub Gierszał, Magdalena Popławska, and the return of the comedy series "Green Glove Gang" for a second season.
With a total of nine Polish productions set to launch in 2024, including series and films, Netflix continues to expand its offerings to cater to a wide range of preferences and tastes. This announcement follows the release of several successful titles earlier in the year, solidifying Netflix's commitment to delivering engaging and diverse content to its global audience.