Based on a novel by Edmund Niziurski, it is a film for the whole family. The story focuses on an incredible journey of thirteen-year old Kornel and his uncle Dionizy, which is full of adventures and twists in the plot.
A documentary on the life of Krystyna Bochenek is a story of passions and incredible commitment. In the film the people, who offer their views on “The National Dictation”, Krystyna’s Name Day and other Krystyna Bochenek’s ideas, are among others: Professor Andrzej Bochenek, Kazimierz Kutz, Krystyna Kofta, Krystyna Janda, Krystyna Doktorowicz, and Dariusz Kortko.
“Onirica” is a film-poem telling a story of human life and its passing. At first, the hero of the poem is as happy and accomplished as one can be, only to be thrown into the depths of despair and pain after having lost his beloved.
“Life Feels Good” is inspired by true events. It is a story of Mateusz, a young man with cerebral palsy, whom doctors diagnosed as mentally retarded in early childhood. After many years, the lad turns out to be a fully sentient human being.
It is the first episode in a series about two brothers, Kuba and Mateusz a.k.a. Śruba. The film takes us into the children’s world, where reality becomes inseparable from fantasy and dreams.
Colourful and dynamic, the documentary devoted to one of the most interesting figures in the Polish culture is also full of valuable statements offered by various important representatives of the world of cinema and theatre.
Two main characters of the film come from different social classes. Their common journey across Poland gives them a chance of creating a bond, which helps them overcome the differences.
