Marianna and her husband Krzysztof learn that they received a house in Masuria as part of their inheritance. The couple decide to sell the property because they prefer to stay in the city. However, when inspecting the property, they begin to notice some advantages of living in a peaceful place close to nature.
The series presents the post-war fate of a group of friends who fought together in the Warsaw Uprising. The action covers twenty years and begins in the spring of 1945, shortly after the end of the war.
The heroes of the story are seventh-grade students who are just starting their studies in a newly opened school in a small town in the Recovered Territories, right after the end of the war. The difficult process of assimilation of the settlers who came to Lower Silesia in 1946, the echoes of the war: the subversive actions of Werwolf, the actions of the looters - constitute the background for the adventures taking place in the foreground.
The series tells the adventures of a Warsaw driver of the PKS transport base, taking courses in a Jelcz truck or an Autosan bus. Each of his trips to the field is a pretext to show other people and new matters of the contemporary Polish reality. A characteristic feature of each of the series' short stories is the presentation of various film genres - melodramatic and comedy themes are shown, the series also has the features of drama and crime fiction. The main character, Marianek, is an unlucky man and a loser in his affairs. At the same time, he is a dove-hearted man, sensitive to other people's misfortunes and harm, willing to help, even at his own expense. He is always ready to help others and solve their problems, although he is usually not very good at it. His favorite saying is "absolutely".
"Trzy młyny" is a television series based on the stories of Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz "Młyn nad Utrata" (1936), "Młyn nad Lutyniu" (1946) and "Młyn nad Kamienna" (1950). The action of the miniseries takes place from 1928 to the 1950s.
Theatrical release by one of the most influencive polish theatre directors; Jerzy Grotowski. Based on a drama "Pedra Calderona de la Barca" paraphrased by Juliusz Słowacki
A two-wave, intimate drama; psychological study of single women.
A biographical film about Józef Konrad Korzeniowski, better known as Joseph Conrad, a world-famous English writer of Polish origin. Before Conrad started to deal with literature, however, he worked for many years as a sailor. In this profession he rose to the rank of captain. He later used the experience gained in the seas around the world in numerous novels and short stories, earning himself a reputation as a classic of marine literature.
The titular guesthouse no longer exists today. The building has remained, but for almost half a century it has had a different owner and its purpose is different. Before the war, tourists from various regions of Germany came here, in 1945 the vicinity of the guesthouse became the "Regained Territories", to which repatriates from the east began arriving. One of them was an inhabitant of Lviv who spent several years in a Soviet labor camp. After the war, he moved to a former German guesthouse. The action of the film takes place today. The son of the former owners, who was 12 years old at the outbreak of the war, comes to the town where the guesthouse was located. There is an unusual meeting of two aging men who, against their will, have been torn from their places of grew up and spend their entire lives away from their homeland.
A mature man is browsing old family photos. Memories and emotions are awakened. This journey into his childhood evokes not only emotions in him, but also reflections on the traditions and cultural heritage passed on to him by his parents.
This musical is about a highlander wedding. The entire village feasts at a boisterous wedding. Niesety come to them dangerous robbers who spoil all the fun.
Two friends fall in love with a beautiful gypsy.
After years spent in the city, Król returns to the countryside, where he meets Gypsy Iwo Pikor.
Piotr meets Anna. He invites her to a friend's apartment, but they mistakenly end up in another place.
Eleanor is staying in a sanatorium for the nerve-wise. She claims to be the daughter of the owners of the manor house in which the hospital is located. Nobody, except the old watchman, believes her stories. One of the nurses, along with a young apprentice, steals food parcels sent to Eleonora. He also tries to counteract the awakening of sympathy from Dr. Majerad, who runs the sanatorium, to Eleonora.
Two strangers meet in a broken elevator.
The film tells the story of a violin belonging to a man, Rothschild.
Mother & son--lonely woman & coming-of-age man. Entangled in a claustrophobic love-hate relationship, power struggle with sexual overtones, psychological MATCH--they spar with one an other round-by-round, scoring points and taking losses, as they move through the mundane routines of life, until one day one of them delivers a knockout blow.
Zygmunt Berling (27 April 1896 – 11 July 1980) was a Polish general who fought for the independence of Poland in the early 20th century.
A zoo employee learns about the criminal intentions of his neighbor and her partner. The man follows the couple.
