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In 2000 Maanam played live at Kongresowa Hall in Warsaw to celebrate the band's 25th anniversary. Many guests appeared on stage: Milo Kurtis, John Porter, Robert Brylewski, Zbigniew Namysłowski, Sławek Wierzcholski, Muniek Staszczyk, Justyna Steczkowska, Kasia Nosowska, Artur Rojek, Stanisław Soyka, Bogusław Łyszkiewicz. The concert was released the following year as the band's first concert DVD.

Two little boys watch how food is prepared.

The story of a camera donated to “Solidarity“ by Western trade unions.

An edited film composed of excerpts from television recordings that, for various reasons, did not make it on the air.

A short feature film based on the interpretation of the song "Ta nasza młodość" ("Our Youth"). The camera focuses on the performers—old women and men. All of them are decorated with numerous communist-era medals...

In the Pomerania of the 1930s and 1940s, Kashubians, Poles and Germans live side by side. Changes made by the war mark the character’s fates. Pomeranian people face various dilemmas. Against the backdrop of historical events, two Kashubian brothers fall in love with a German neighbour. Each must make a choice.

Film-school students Mateusz and Karolina are conducting a private investigation into a murder in the highland village of White Dandelion, with the intention of making a documentary . In time, the investigation leads the protagonists to start identifying with the victim and the killer. The play begins in the style of a documentary drama, only to transform into pure surrealism by the end.

A funny adventure of a sailor who, as a castaway, lands on a desert island. Thanks to his clever tricks, he manages to escape the Cannibals and save his life.

A documentary showing a new perspective on the so-called "Jedwabne crime" challenging the official position and also exposing the large-scale practice of falsely attributing guilt to an entire nation in the name of the shady interests of certain shady groups from the US.

A biographical documentary about Agnieszka Osiecka.

Non Duality refers to the educational film genre, in rhythmic and associative montages of meaning, tackles the theme of the belief in the separateness of the Self that lies at the foundation of Western culture and the divisive naturalizing function of language itself. The film juxtaposes archival footage from the Educational Film Studio in Łódź and a documentary and personal record of a conversation with Halina Pytlasinska, a British psychologist and therapist who works with the collective unconscious using the social dreaming matrix method.