Suosittu Alkaen Poland

Krysia, who is undergoing a nursing practice, tries to learn the school history material. Her friend and patient are helping.

The story takes place somewhere in Eastern Europe. The authorities declare a state of siege. A visually impaired old man becomes the commander. One theory applies - there is an enemy all around! The manipulated inhabitants of the Homo sovieticus trust the news without reservations and prepare to defend themselves. The city becomes a closed fortress. The authoritarian authorities introduce morning gymnastics. Volunteer patriots willing to die for the cause appear. The protagonist, internally torn, wants to escape. The authorities decide to fire a cannon at the supposed enemy. Although nothing remains, everything is under control. The fortress becomes a bygone history, but the demons of war never sleep

Docent Śliwiński receives a phone call from a woman announcing her suicide. The man decides to find her.

The manager, Stefan, recognizes the former torturer of his friend in the new subordinate.

A boy from the countryside is looking for love in the city. After an emotional disappointment, he returns to a country girl.

Pawełek spends his holidays in the countryside where he meets Wisia. Meanwhile, somebody is stealing fruit from the boy's grandfather's orchard.

Melania Kicała lives with her family in Warsaw. A lonely woman, she decides to join the "Wielka gra" game show.

The forester's daughter learns about her mother's affair.

Due to the difficult financial situation, a young man leaves his native village.

An older man comes from the provinces to meet his son, who is a famous actor.

Surrounded by the police, the bandit is holding a little girl hostage.

Biographical television film about Małgorzata Fornalska, a Polish communist activist and anti-Nazi resistance fighter who was executed by the Gestapo in 1944, in the ruins of the Warsaw Ghetto.

Marta proposes to a writer experiencing a creative crisis to live in a house that she rents to his current lover.

Jasiek Kalaciński gives up his education and sports career to work on his parents' farm. By coincidence, he finds himself in the world of film.

The runaway shows up in a forest hut in the Bieszczady Mountains, taking advantage of the host's hospitality. After dark, three hunting party dignitaries join them.

The director, cinematographer and screenwriter leave the film set to examine the footage. They take with them an elderly actor who suffers a heart attack while traveling.

Iwona goes to a small town, where she sets up a youth recitation club at the Cultural Center.

This film takes place in 1941. Five polish women of different ages, and an adopted Jewish girl, have been exiled to a small Bulgarian town on the Black Sea coast. They believe they have found a quiet refuge, but the war even reaches this remote place.

A Jewish boy in the ghetto tries to get an extra portion of food by using the canteen card belonging to his deceased father.

The whole story is told from the perspective of their parents. The mothers (a teacher, a beautician, and a motorist) and the fathers (a farmer and a miner) describe years of estrangement, depression, self-harm, and suicide attempts. All these things happened until the moment of "outing", that is, defining one's true gender identity. In the documentary, we learn about the lives of ten transgender children. Two of them live abroad: in Germany and Canada. This global perspective shows even more bluntly how unfriendly Polish reality is for trans people. There is no support from the government in access to doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, sexologists. There is also no refund of medication and medical procedures, and no legal protection. Finally, in Poland, trans people have to sue their parents in order to have the correct gender on file. This is their everyday life.