The analogue age is over. There is one more thing still. All phone booths need to be dismantled. A taciturn introvert, Leonard, and a crazy driver, Ben, both set out on a journey reaching the end of an era.

A film about the lack of communication among people who are close to one another, about how much it hurts and the almost physical powerlessness in establishing contact with another human being. At the same time it is a story about trying to build relationships without which life is empty and barren, like the place where the protagonists live in.

The film is based on a Christmas carol published in Krakow in 1843. It is about three foreigners who are guided by a star towards Bethlehem, to where the Infant has been born.

Although based on a biblical parable, the film shows their friendship flourishing during the journey and the joy of reaching their destination without pathos.

What did kids use to play with in the times of real socialism? With toys brought from abroad, counterfeit Western toys made by Polish craftsmen, objects handmade by the kids or their family. A comb and a few coins, a piece of elastic, metal caps, and last but not least, the carpet beating rack as a social spot and place of initiation. The Polish children of the communist era used sticks and wire to learn how to be independent and think for themselves. The documentary includes childhood memories shared by Andrzej Dudziński (the creator of Dudi, the famous cartoon superbird popular in the ‘70s and ‘80s), Tomasz Jastrun, Dorota Masłowska, Wojciech Pszoniak, Lech Wałęsa, Henryk Wujec.

Justyna can no longer get on with her mother, who spends all her nights at parties trying to meet someone. The teenager’s innocent fascination with a new neighbour girl forces her to grow up.

During the summer holidays a 19-year-old albino nicknamed Blady would like to break out from the blocks of flats and go to Tropical Island, an artificial island near Berlin. To get the money for it, he decides to sell a large red sofa in a pawnshop. There’s no-one else to help him so he needs to fight his fear of people and find a common language with Majk, a crook of his age. On the way he will change how he sees himself and the area.

A film about the feeling of otherness, about loneliness and friendship.

An allegorical story about discovering yourself on a conscious and subconscious level, about reaching the deepest hidden secrets. Through symbols, music and dance it tells the tale of a girl gone missing and later a woman seduced by the “evil touch” who cannot break free from it and fights her feelings for her tormentor.

Umbra [Latin]: shadow, gloom, eclipse.

Despite the differences in character, three team members of Seahawks Gdynia, Krzysztof, Sebastian and Marcin, have found a common passion - American football. There’s much that separates them but playing in one team blurs the differences and makes them understand one another. Marcin is a deaf artist who feels brilliant as a wingman. Krzysztof, a law graduate, is a huge man with a difficult past. Each day of Sebastian’s life is filled with and governed by sport.

A film about friendship and about people who would never have met, had it not been for sport.

A young journalist interviews an opera diva. During this night, full of comic, farcical and dramatic events, not devoid of sex, violence and tenderness, they will learn a certain truth about themselves that will make them completely re-evaluate their lives.