A record of visits to small-town amateur photography clubs. Young people attending community centres talk about how they see their towns and those who live there. Photography gives them a new perspective and teaches sensitivity.

Eleven year old Pola, can not accept her mother’s decision about leaving home for work abroad. She is about to stay in their father’s care. Pola does anything to keep her mother with them at home...

A portrait of Jerzy Popiełuszko – the priest of Solidarity movement. A story about the man who became the spiritual leader of his generation and a symbol of freedom and bravery. We follow his life from an early childhood in Polish province through the formative years in the army, when he first felt the calling to become a priest, to the martial law period, when his legend was born.

A chilly August morning, road to Vienna. Waleria takes her daughter Martyna for vacation to the girl’s father. Dramatic events during the trip complicate the relations of the mother and the daughter. Deeply hidden secrets and the real reason for their trip come out.

The owner and staff of a provincial inn prepare for the arrival of a group of refugees. The struggling hotel is about to be turned into housing for refugees in hopes of getting funding from the European Union, and thus saving the business. On the fateful day of the refugees’ arrival, complications arise putting more than the hotel in jeopardy.

Ryszard is the blind manager of a shanty band comprising visually impaired musicians. He organizes a sea trip for them – the musicians will cross the sea by sailing ship to play their first gig abroad in Stockholm. The trip proves a logistic and fitness challenge for the visually impaired crew while the extreme conditions make them re-assess relations within the group.

Jakub Goldberg is a Jew imprisoned for killing a Fascist student in self-defence. Released at the outbreak of war, he’s put in a ghet- to and works as a gravedigger. After his mother dies, Jakub moves to the Arian side, seeking safety door to door. Personal tragedy and the necessity to keep hiding badly affect him. When the ghetto is liquidated – thus, all bridges burned – he joins the underground as a printer. Jakub dies in a fight by detonating grenades to kill German soldiers.

The 90’s. A young Ukrainian, Sashka, gets a message about the death of a man whom she married in order to get a Polish visa. The funeral of the stranger becomes a pretext for facing the past. The woman meets Piotr, her ex-sweetheart, who once arranged her marriage with his friend.