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Intimate portrait of an artist Tadeusz Majda whose personality and work, despite the passage of time, still make themselves felt.

A tale of love in a world you can't see.

This film is a journey in search of a place, the anthropological one and the more metaphorical, personal one. Like non-places it is suspended in time and space. It hangs somewhere on the periphery.

The house is riddled with disease, and its inhabitants seem trapped in a repeating cycle of trauma.

Will the generation of TikTok and Minecraft kids “die of boredom” on a trip to the forest? The film’s director followed a group of students who spent a year regularly visiting the woods to connect with each other and with nature. Their experiences often surprised even them.

A liberated grandma visits her grandson and tries to introduce him into the world of sexual relations with his own body.

Paulinka is seriously ill. She takes 20 pills every day and often loses consciousness. The mother is a deaf person and for fear that she will not be able to call for help in time, she decides to give her daughter to an orphanage. Paulinka wants to be the nicest little girl in the world, thus increasing her chances of getting a foster family....

The reality of people affected by the homelessness crisis seen through the eyes of Hubert. The streetworker tries to help them get out of the crisis, although they themselves often do not see a way out of their difficult situation. Hubert helps them believe in themselves and gives them hope for a better tomorrow.

Reportage showing the architecture and landscape of the newly built capital of Palestine (in today's Israel). The 1930s were a period of very dynamic development in Tel-Aviv. After the Fascists came to power in Germany, a huge wave of Jewish emigrants headed there, which contributed to the city's thriving development. The film shows one of the world's most modern metropolises less than a year before the outbreak of the Second World War.