Wiktor and Ewa live their life together and it’s not always a bed of roses. Wiktor demands from Ewa not only to be obedient but also more empathetic and understanding of his emotions. He manipulates her, trying to influence her personality.

Witold and Fuks go to a private guesthouse. The former failed his law exams, the latter abandoned his job with a Paris designer. Strange occurrences happen in this seemingly peaceful place. A sparrow hanging on a string, strange signs in the garden, a maid’s distorted lips hiding a mystery. The intriguing riddle is not the only thing on Witold’s mind – he falls head over heels with a married woman.

De profundis clamavi ad te, Domine...
From the depths I have cried out to you, O Lord…
Psalm 130

Evening. Alex is trying to put his three-year-old daughter, Emilie, to sleep singing her lullabies. Emilie answers: “I don’t want to sleep, daddy. Where’s the glass ball?”

The town of Ederly exists beyond time, on the border between the reality and dreaming. It may seem that it exists only so that the protagonist, Słow, could get there. The town is besetting him, while he is endowed with new identities.

To swindle insurance money you need to find a dupe, use his mistake and expose yourself to a collision. Kamil is a master here but a problem arises once an accident needs to be staged as a request from his indebted brother.

The pearl of the television operators and lighting art. An iconic recording of the most important works from the repertoire of the great Ewa Demarczyk. The film was shot in the set decoration for the film King Boleslaus the Bold by Witold Lesiewicz, and costumes were designed by Krystyna Zachwatowicz.

Adam Nowak, a young resident of the provinces in Poland, is going home after a tiring recruitment process. The night train he’s taking seems almost empty but Adam does not want for company.