Lumière!

In 1895, Louis and Auguste Lumiere invented the cinematographe and made the very first films in history: Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory, The Sprinkler Sprinkled and others. With time, by facilitating the work of the camera, perfecting the composition of the frame, introducing retakes and boldly experimenting with special effects, they laid foundations for the film art of today.

Mami Fu (series: Mami Fatale)

The protagonists of the episode got interested in martial arts. So, a sprightly pensioner, Mami Fatale, makes another feast. This time, in the oriental style.

Man–Woman Wanted

The most famous male-female “dressing up game” in the history of Polish cinema, with an excellent performance by Wojciech Pokora in a female role. A film which was nearly ten years ahead of the acclaimed Tootsie from 1982 directed by Sidney Pollack. The departure point of the story is almost action-packed: when a certain painter steals his own painting to raise interest in his works, an inconspicuous museum employee, Stanisław, becomes the suspect...

Marie Curie

A story of a woman who managed to convince the world of science, dominated by men ever since, to herself, thanks to her intelligence, knowledge and unusual skills. An international co-production about the life of the famous Polish Nobel prize winner.

Me and My Father

The father of Dawid, Edward, was a captain of great shipping crew and used to turn up at home only a few times a year. Now, Dawid has his own family and he decides to take care of his father who suffers from Alzheimer’s. When they finally both have the chance to rebuild their relations, the illness of Edward stands in their way. With each day, he is able to recollect less memories which are so valuable to Dawid as they help him fill the gap from his childhood...

Mr. Rudnicki and Cars

Comedy of manners with an action twist. Main hero, Janusz Rudnicki, is an inconspicuous proofreader in a local newspaper, a homemade awaiting arrival of a first-born. Because of that, he decides to sell a car and head to Germany, to purchase a station wagon. Stopping in the wrong place and in the wrong time, he gets accidentally involved in a conflict with the auto-theft group...

My Name is Julita

A young woman is desperately trying to talk to her mother, who is serving a sentence in jail and refuses to see her.

My Nikifor

Based on true events of the last years of the life of Nikifor (1895-1968), a painter rated among the five most outstanding primitives of the world. Nikifor, actually Epifaniusz Drowniak, for the most of his life was despised, not understood and laughed at. In Krynica, he was considered a loony, he aroused either fear or laughter.