A troubled man lets off steam in brutal slap-fighting competitions. Disregarding the consequences, he crosses increasingly dangerous boundaries in search of recognition.

Far beyond the seas, lakes, rivers, and streams, in a land that smelled of fish and overflowed with tears, two sisters inherited the family fishmonger’s. The older one, Gerda, dreamed of a grand opening. The younger one, Gaja, floundered. She refused to live at the expense of other creatures and was determined to do whatever it took to stop the opening, which had attracted local business sharks and big fish.

Niko lives with his father, who treats frogs better than he treats his own son. These slimy green creatures are the reason Niko can no longer tell the difference between reality and dreams.

Lea is preparing for her big Jewish wedding – even though she doesn’t want to get married at all. She prefers meeting random guys she finds on a dating app – until one date ends in tragedy. Possessed by her lover’s ghost, she must fight to regain control over her life, struggling with tradition, family, and her own identity.

Violence permeates the everyday life of two sensitive boys, Aleks and Michał. All they have is each other. Over time, Michał, tired of being a victim, begins to drift away. Ever-present nature bears silent witness as their relationship falls apart.

‘One nanosecond equals thirty centimetres. Approximately thirty centimetres. Imagining the speed of light calms me down.’ A film director’s mother is losing her eyesight. She visits her son and his girlfriend. Seeking relief by the sea, they all find peace in untamed nature, create a new, unspoken language, and turn these final moments into a farewell to light.

Panda is twenty-eight and, in her opinion, living out the worst possible scenario. She’s dropped out of university and lives with her neurotic mother and her grandmother, a tarot reader. She can’t find a job and dreads the prospect of becoming a hairdresser. One day, she decides to face her misfortune head-on and leaves the house for the first time in ages — to buy some yoghurt. Her bad luck...

Marcel returns to his hometown to pick up his dying mother, Julia, from hospital. To his surprise, she mysteriously regains her strength. Her recovery awakens long-lost memories. When Julia learns that Marcel is expecting a child of his own, fear of abandonment takes hold. Soon, she begins to grow younger.