After his mother dies Mateusz Krol, a Kashubian boy, is taken in by a Prussian aristocrat Gerda von Krauss. He is growing up in her palace. The daughter of the von Krausses, Marita, is the same age as he is. Love buds between the two. The boy’s godfather is Bazyli Miotke, a Kashubian patriot who fights in Versailles for Kashubia to have its place on the map of Poland, and goes on to build the symbol of its economic success, the City of Gdynia. The Treaty of Versailles grants Poland its independence but also makes the von Krauss family lose their property and influence. All the protagonists can feel that the world as they know it is about to change drastically. Hostility and hatred increase among the Kashubs, Poles and Germans. IIWW breaks out. In the Piaśnica Forest the Nazis murder civilians, which becomes the first genocide of this war.

Monika and Dawid are going to share a friendship but also a common secret. They’re going to discover a world inhabited by creatures that devour Mondays, Tuesdays and other days of the week. Will they manage to make their dream come true and go back in time? They’re going to find out the mystery of the old clock and wake up the Time Runner. They’re also going to face the evil witch who steals precious memories from kids. A tale about longing, love and imagination so powerful that the impossible is made possible, forever changing the life of all protagonists.

In the late ‘50s Fabian, a war emigrant, jazz trombonist and brilliant dancer, returns from England to his sister who lives in Ciechocinek. Together with a group of local eccentrics and amateur musicians he starts a swing big band. After their first gig people’s interest with the band surpasses all expectations. They receive loads of concert proposals and start to be popular. Fabian meets an intriguing, dark-haired Modesta and asks her to perform with his orchestra.

The story of young ballet dancers. Camera and microphone record a 1stgrade music lesson at a music school.

The film is set in January 1918, on a stretch between the Masurian Lake District and peat bogs of Polesie – the land once traversed by the Napoleonic army on its way to Moscow, then by Tsarist soldiers moving to the west and by the Bolshevik army after the revolution. The titular Gateway of Europe is a place with an old manor house adapted into a Polish army hospital. Three young paramedics of the Red Cross – Zosia, Hala and Irena – decide that their place is in the field hospital in Cichinicze.

The province of Free State, South Africa, is inhabited by a white minority of Afrikaners isolated from the rest of the country. In a conservative community that values masculinity and strength beyond anything else, lives introverted and sensitive Janno. One day, his devout mother brings home Pieter, an orphan from the street.

Józef visits the Hourglass Sanatorium looking for his father. Though the old man has already died, here – in the Gothic-like castle full of empty corridors and chambers covered with spider webs – the reallife death is not yet decided. Józef will take off on an extraordinary, oneiric journey into the past, back into the places of his childhood – to his father’s shop, Jewish shtetl and the world of boyish dreams and teenage phantasmagorias. A visionary and exquisitely plastic poetic reflection on time, passing and irreversibility of death.

Lena runs a road hostel. One day, when she stays alone at work, a stranger comes to the place. The man arises anxiety in the woman with his behavior. Signals and reactions of the client start a chain of events in which Lena has to face not only the stranger but also herself.