Polish movies on Amazon Prime Video
From the classics of Wajda, Kieślowski and Polański to the big comedies and gripping crime dramas: these are all the Polish movies you can stream on Amazon Prime Video in France right now.
Right now there are 24 polish movies on Amazon Prime Video in France. Most watched at the moment: Rage of Stars (2026), Acts of Vengeance (2017) and Quo Vadis (2001). Highest rated: Moja Australia (2011), with an IMDb score of 7.1.
Pick a decade to find the films you grew up with, add the Comedy or Drama genre, or set a minimum IMDb score to see the most acclaimed Polish cinema first. The list is refreshed every day, so what you see here is what you can watch tonight.
24 titles
on Amazon Prime Video in France
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Rage of Stars
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Acts of Vengeance
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Quo Vadis
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Dark Crimes
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Moja Australia
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The Resistance Fighter
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The Champion
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Battle of Warsaw 1920
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Warsaw 44
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Diablo: The Utimate Race
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Wałesa: Man of Hope
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The Glitch
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Sword of God
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Auschwitz: Countdown to Liberation
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Purgatory
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Hug Me. Honey Seekers
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The Old Fairy Tale: When the Sun Was God
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Werewolf
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Prophet
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Elephant
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The Last Expedition
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Vessel
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AllSeasons
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A Journey Into the Holocaust
Questions about polish movies on Amazon Prime Video
How many polish movies are on Amazon Prime Video in France?
Right now there are 24 titles in this list. Streamingfilter checks the catalogue on Amazon Prime Video every day; the last full update was on 8 November 2026.
What are the best-rated polish movies on Amazon Prime Video?
Sorted by IMDb score: Moja Australia (2011), IMDb 7.1, The Champion (2021), IMDb 6.8, Elephant (2022), IMDb 6.7, Warsaw 44 (2014), IMDb 6.6, Wałesa: Man of Hope (2013), IMDb 6.5.
Can I narrow these polish movies down further?
Yes. Use the filters above to combine this list with an actor, director, release year, runtime, IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes score. With a free account you can also see what came out in your childhood or youth.
Is Streamingfilter part of Amazon Prime Video?
No. Streamingfilter is an independent guide. Buttons take you to Amazon Prime Video, where you watch with your own subscription.