Anita is trying to build a perfect family. She uses her power to create a better world. Her obsession with perfection leads to a tragedy. On behalf of the Office she takes away the daughter of a pair of Polish emigrants. The parents stand powerless faced with the machine of bureaucracy. Desperate, they decide to act outside the law. Will they manage to save themselves in this dead end situation?

The foster family fight for the love of their adopted daughter. All the protagonists of “Strange Heaven” act for the good of the 9-year-old Ula but she is the one who pays the price and becomes the victim of their best intentions.

Extreme emotions. A clash of cultures. A question about the boundaries of intimacy in an abruptly changing world.

1943. Polish province. The war has already been going on for four years. After the defeat at Stalingrad ever younger Germans are drafted into the army. That’s how Guido, a sensitive 17-year-old, finds himself in Poland. Within an alien reality he’s trying to create an asylum for himself against the brutality of war and the vulgar world of his elder comrades, gendarmes. In a forsaken attic he listens to forbidden music – jazz, and spends his time dreaming.

At the same time, his peer Romek helps his mother after he’s lost his father and works for the railway. He’s dreaming of two things: driving a locomotive on his own and winning the heart of Franka, the daughter of a wealthy farmer. Being the assistant driver, everyday on the siding he sees the things taken away from the Jews deported to concentration camps. A gramophone with jazz records found in a Jewish suitcase will lead to a meeting of Guido, Romek and Franka. This moment will change their lives.

Walentyna and Julian have been married for quite a long time. They live together, however, in reality they both live in their own independent worlds. Walentyna lives in a world full of religion and graces, whereas Julian prefers sports. A short observation of a certain day in their lives. Will anything make the two unite together?

Suddenly Dog and Pig run out of all their energy. They don’t want to eat Mami Fatale’s delicious salads and dream of hamburgers. Mami prepares a vitamin pill for them that gives them superpowers - they can fly, they’re stronger and more agile than ever before. Seeing their huge potential, Mami sews superhero costumes for them. Next, she sends her superpets into the world to help its inhabitants. Soon, photos of Superdog are on the covers of all newspapers. However, Superpig’s jealousy gets them into trouble yet again...

A world-renowned professor of astronomy has been living in seclusion for years. Will Marcin manage to rediscover his genius? It turns out that the secrets of human life are as unfathomable as the cosmos.

Irka and Miłosz. A pair of teenagers. They lock themselves up in a hotel room. The plan seems perfect. They are guided by one thought: our love is indestructible. Twelve hours at the hotel will change everything between them.

A brilliant comedy of errors which continues to amuse the audience despite the passing decades. Main roles feature one of the greatest comedians of all times, Adolf Dymsza, a leading screen heart-throb, Aleksander Żabczyński, and the first vamp of Polish cinema, Ina Benita. It is one of the final pre-war films, its premiere took place already during World War II.
So far we have only known the re-edited and significantly shortened American version of the film. Now we are watching a digitally restored copy complemented with nearly ten minutes of material not known to the post-war audience.

A feature length biopic documentary about Elżbieta Czyżewska, one of the most popular Polish actress, the style and beauty icon of the ‘60s., who died 5 years ago. In 1968 she and her husband, an American journalist, emigrated to the USA. Her great Polish career did not help her make her mark as an actress in the States.
The documentary, constructed along the principles of a feature film, guides the viewer step by step through the actress’s life that resembles a Greek tragedy.