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A deaf athlete joins the sports club where Jacek works.

A fictional biography of the Polish composer Mieczysław Karłowicz. The film focuses on several important episodes in the artist's life: his first successes, a strong relationship with his mother, an unfulfilled feeling for his cousin, love for the mountains. Karłowicz died during a lonely hike in the Tatra Mountains, under a snow avalanche. He was only on the threshold of a great career. He was 32 years old.

The film shows life in a dormitory, a world of indifference and apathy in which some eat, sleep, heal a hangover, others make love, and still others have fun at the expense of others. One of the students is assumed to climb the lightning rod to the top of the building. During its 'ascent' we look into the apartments on the next floors and observe the lives of their inhabitants. At some point, our hero falls and dies. Will this unnecessary death move life in the 'desert'?

Drugs from the group of opioids are the strongest painkillers known. Larger doses are intoxicating. They are also strongly and fast addictive. We might have thought, they became less popular throughout the last decades, mostly because of the HIV/AIDS threat, if they have, however, we will learn from the story of Karol Marzec. He shows an exceptional courage by exposing what it means to be addicted to opioids. Besides Karol’s personal testimony, we will also hear what a professional psychotherapist, Agata Stola, and a toxicologist, dr. Eryk Matuszkiewicz have to say on the topic.

A group of young architects have a chance to take part in an ambitious project. Will they have enough resilience to face the problems which await them?

A young philosopher is looking for inner peace, getting disturbed by a monk's apparition.

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

Michał Łoś and Urban Budny set off to rescue miners trapped underground.

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.