Olga Bejm

According to researches made throughout 1990s by the Institute for Public Opinion Research (OBOP) approximately 95% of Poles identified themselves as a believers. At the same time unemployment rates reached record values. In times of crisis, when people sought spirituality, seemingly impossible events were possible...

Stifled Ania, trapped in a grimy grocery store, is suffocating under her mother’s toxic control. Salvation arrives via a discarded cauliflower that, unsettlingly, starts talking. At first a witty mentor, the vegetable’s advice soon sours into a grotesque push for revenge. As her rebellion escalates from petty pranks to radical acts, Ania must decide: is this edible oracle her savior or a deranged voice of self destruction? A darkly comic journey where freedom tastes like rot.

An emotional story about identity, acceptance and openness to diversity. It presents the story of a young person trying to find their place in a world where they often lack understanding and support.

Their relationship became dead. They are dead inside and dead outside.

When Daria learns that her grandmother will die, she begins to pray to the Holy Tree.

Lena, a 40-year-old actress freshly divorced, is determined to rebuild her life. Embracing change, she quickly plunges into the vibrant nightlife of Warsaw—and into the arms of Kundel, a young, charismatic student. Their relationship is a passionate explosion where the boundaries between intimacy and desire begin to blur. Meanwhile, Lena’s ex-husband Jan, a respected lawyer, struggles to accept the end of their marriage.

Violence permeates the everyday life of two sensitive boys, Aleks and Michał. All they have is each other. Over time, Michał, tired of being a victim, begins to drift away. Ever-present nature bears silent witness as their relationship falls apart.