A rebellious sound engineering student gets arrested by the police for using a firearm at the university. Her academic career hangs on a thread. Kasia receives one last chance from her supervisor, but the conditions set by the professor seem absurd.  

The film tells the story of one of the most colourful actresses of the Polish Riviera. In the fifty years of artistic activity, Krystyna Łubieńska played over two hundred roles. She performed alongside Adolf Dymsza in the film My Old Man, directed by Janusz Nasfeter. Her role as Ophelia, directed by Andrzej Wajda at Teatr Wybrzeże, is still well-remembered.

The film is a study of a son’s extraordinary love for his dying mother and the psychological cost he pays for sacrificing his life for her.

The story revolves around the rebellious seventeen-year-old Euro-orphan Kasia. After her grandmother passes away and leaves her penniless, Kasia decides to claim the money she is entitled to from her biological parents. But where are her f***ing parents? In this coming-of-age road trip, Kasia discovers new family members and confronts all the carefully buried family secrets.