From browsing through the wall poster racks of Sam Goody in middle school, thinking, "Which one of these will impress my friends the most?" to spending $40 on a Pierrot Le Fou poster off the net in my college dorm room, thinking, "Who needs friends when I can look at this all day?," film posters have always held a special place in my camphor, nitrocellulose heart.

So after scourging the web, I came across this list of 50 Incredible Film Posters from Poland (or if you want more than just the edited fifty, I'm one step ahead of you: "Google image search "polish film posters"). We're walking the line of contemporary art here, people!

Clockwise from top left corner: ALIEN; ROSEMARY'S BABY; TOOTSIE; WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S; PERMANENT VACATION; THE FLY

Our friends at MUBI made a similar poster-related post highlighting Iranian Cinema of the 60s and 70s after the jump...

We had a great event last night, with close to 400 people coming out and attending. Nextdoor was packed, everyone was enjoying the food from J.J. Dolans, and many of you won prizes during the raffle. We hope you enjoy those concert tickets, thanks again to BAMP Project for providing them.

You may be wondering, what's next? Well, here it is:

HIFF will be releasing some more info about films slowly over the next month or so, but the full program and schedule announcement will come Mid-September. We'll be launching our Online Program Guide at that time, so you'll be able to view synopses, photos and trailers from the films, etc.

There will be a Sneak Peek event with the unveiling of the HIFF 30 festival trailer and a film shown for free to HIFF Members (title TBD) on Thursday, September 30th. Tickets will go on sale for Members at that time, and for the General Public on Monday, October 4th. Then the films will begin October 14th and run through the 24th.