Tell Me What You Feel

Tell Me What You Feel (2026)



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7.5 2026 94 min Poland

Director: Łukasz Ronduda

Cast: Jan Sałasiński, Izabella Dudziak, Anita Poddębniak, Adam Szyszkowski, Andrzej Konopka

Drama Romance
An up-and-coming Polish painter named Patryk can’t seem to move a single canvas. Desperate, he lands at Tear Dealer—a one-of-a-kind art initiative where those in poverty swap their tears for cash. Trapped in a hall of mirrors and muffled cries, Patryk finds himself unable to cry. That’s where he crosses paths with Maria, the project’s creator and a wealthy art therapist. As their love begins to bloom, they trade traumas and masterpieces, uncovering a bond far deeper than either expected.

More About This Film

Tell Me What You Feel is a Polish romantic drama about two young artists experiencing their first serious relationship. Their attraction is intense, but childhood experiences, insecurity, artistic ambition, and different ideas about intimacy make their attempt to build a healthy connection increasingly complicated.

Directed by Łukasz Ronduda, the film blends fiction with an art-world sensibility, drawing inspiration from the lives and work of contemporary Polish artists. Jan Sałasiński and Izabella Dudziak lead the film as Patrick and Maria, with their relationship providing the emotional center.

  • Directed and co-written by Łukasz Ronduda.
  • Agata K. Koschmieder co-wrote the screenplay.
  • Jan Sałasiński and Izabella Dudziak play the two central artists.
  • The film premiered in the Big Screen Competition at IFFR 2026.
  • Koskino handled production and world rights, with KINO ŚWIAT as Polish distributor.

Where to Watch

Tell Me What You Feel has circulated through international festivals, with commercial streaming availability still dependent on regional distribution.

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