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An experimental documentary. Using several series of static shots, the film depicts the lives of the residents of a housing estate.

A documentary film experiment consisting of repeating the same sequence of shots ten times, depicting a flowerpot falling from a tenement window. The shots gradually lengthen, revealing new details about the world depicted.

A series of film experiments carried out by visual artists during the Biennale of Spatial Forms in Elbląg in 1973.

First film by Włodzimierz Puchalski, that headstarted his career as a nature filmmaker. His photo album came out under the same name in 1951.

A performance staged during the WRO 96 festival, entitled Monitor Polski. The artist presented a device in which his body was a conductor through which electricity flowed, with the voltage gradually increased at the artist's request and with the participation of the audience. Interest in the phenomenon of energy and reflection on artistic creation had already appeared in Robakowski's earlier works, such as O palcach (About Fingers, 1982) and Moje Videomasochizmy (My Videomasochisms, 1989).

The camera records the trajectory and dynamics of Robakowski's movement: he walks along the white line painted on the football pitch.

A filmed portrait of Professor Tadeusz Reichstein, discoverer of cortisone and holder of the patent for the production of vitamin C, a Nobel Prize laureate in Physiology or Medicine in 1950. Born in Włocławek at the end of the nineteenth century, Professor Reichstein lectures in Basel and holds Swiss citizenship. A man of remarkable modesty who avoids the media, he nevertheless makes an exception for Polish journalists. In the film, he speaks about his life and scientific career.

An instructional video on the ongoing replacement of freight wagons, commissioned by the Ministry of Transport. The narrator describes the various stages of the repair process performed by specialized workers.