Kauwboy
A boy decides to take care of a young jackdaw that has fallen out of its nest. The nestling, when taken home, becomes the source of conflict of the boy and his father…
Killing Auntie
20-year-old Jurek, plunged into despair and hopelessness, tormented by suicidal thoughts, lives and is cared for by his aunt. When the woman is not there for a few days, the boy is driven to imagine what would happen, if he killed her.
Lev
An Ukrainian village. A young boy, Lew, runs a household together with his mother. He intends to marry Marianna but at the same time he wishes for something more – something that defies happiness and love...
Liberation
A mother and her teenage daughter are looking for a hospital where the girl could get an abortion of a pregnancy that is an effect of a rape...
LIFE NOTES. Edward Żebrowski
A documentary film about the life and work of one of the most
interesting Polish film directors, Edward Żebrowski, who died in 2014.
His notes, found after his death, became a pre-text for telling about
the personality of the creator who fascinated the co-workers and
students.
Little Western
A parody of a “big” western, full of smart gags and unexpected turns of the plot. Its protagonists are three cowboys and their horses who have been created from colourful drops of paint falling from a brush.
Live Water (series: Polish Fairy Tales)
On top of the Saturday Mountain, under the golden tree, there is the spring of live water. One sip and a sick mother of three brothers – Piotr, Kacper and Jan – will be healthy. But how to get it? Until now, nobody who went to the Saturday Mountain ever came back.
Loving Vincent
Twilight, 27th July 1890. A slim figure shakily walks a deserted
street of the French Auvers town. The man puts his hands to the fresh
bleeding gunshot wound.
We have long known about the tragic death of Vincent van Gogh but it is still not clear how and why the deadly shoot took place. Has the artist really committed suicide? What happened in the six weeks from the last letter of van Gogh, where he wrote that he was feeling fine and completely at peace?
We have long known about the tragic death of Vincent van Gogh but it is still not clear how and why the deadly shoot took place. Has the artist really committed suicide? What happened in the six weeks from the last letter of van Gogh, where he wrote that he was feeling fine and completely at peace?
