Bogdan Smagacki

Kaja Miller is a police officer that is abducted and abused on one of her missions. Eight years later she meets her former boss Nowicki, who takes her to Gdynia with the task of exposing a large criminal circuit.

La Pologne. Printemps 1981. L'époque est à la contestation. Quatre amis qui n'aiment rien tant que gratter leurs guitares et martyriser les fûts de batterie créent un groupe. Leur passion ? Le rock. Le punk rock, plutôt : Anarchy ! No future ! Et tous ces slogans revigorants... Dans les rues, le syndicat Solidarité de Lech Waleza déclenche des grèves massives. L'époque est à la répression. Et le punk rock n'est pas très bien vu des autorités...

The movie is an attractive comedy of mistakes with large dose of humor and action. At the same time it is a sentimental story about group of friends who grew up in the same town in the 90s, taking their first steps into adulthood together. The story is about boys form Sopot who 20 years ago were a best friends for life. They had a band, they graduated from Hight school together. As a result of a various circumstances the group of friends fell apart and each of the boys went their own way. We meet the characters when they are 40 years old. They live in different cities, have different professions and lives. Theirs everyday life is interrupted by an unexpected visitor - a women who turns out to be the fiancée of the member of the former group. She invites them to a bachelor party - a surprise for her future husband. Despite their doubts the men come to their hometown to learn that old friend is dead.

Dans ce docu-fiction saisissant, un employé du chantier naval de Gdynia, en Pologne, participe à une manifestation violemment réprimée par le gouvernement communiste.

19-year-old Janka comes from a catholic family. She lives together with her parents in a small town near the eastern border of Poland. One day she meets an eccentric Russian woman–Sara. The feeling that is awoken as a result of the encounter becomes for Janka both the beginning of sequence of trials and reflections upon her own life. The film corresponds to the Ninth Commandment: “You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife".