Romek Ziemba, a 26-year-old drummer from a small town, is looking for his place in life. His asylum is an old shed he uses as rehearsal space. He feels safe there but time flies and you have to go out at some point to face real life. He tries to find a job in Warsaw but his attempts discourage him. His sister’s friendship, his father’s awkward and grumpy love, his friendship with Staszek who tries his hand at small business (buying a crane for bungee-jumping) – this is what his small town offers him. What is out there for him in Warsaw…?
My Place – Polish Film Festival
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