Leonard Pulchny

An animated parable directed by Leonard Pulchny was made in a combined technique. Pulchny uses collages, engravings, drawings and he contrasts green and red colour. The style and theme of the film refers to Jan Lenica’s "Maze". According to Erich Fromm’s "Escape from Freedom", the protagonist asks to cut off his wings because he notices the emotions he evokes in society. The film is a metaphor of the political situation in the Polish People’s Republic in 1960.

The class struggle happens somewhere in the galaxy. The elite uses workers who receive a signal from the space and they decide to rebel against the rich. Despite a successful rebellion, the same history repeats.

A highlander creates a painting that depicts a paradise garden. Adam from the picture feels lonely when he notices that each creature has a pair. God decides to listen to the highlander and he creates Eve, but she turns out to be a rude woman, as the highlander's wife.

Jack, an old and experienced pirate, notices a young sailor nearby. The sailor fishes out a bottle. It turns out that the bottle contains a map of a treasure island. The protagonists try to eliminate each other, but they will reach the island together.

In modern times, ghosts are being chased away with the help of science. A professor of cybernetics and his assistant, a robot, go to the Sacramento castle to chase the spirits.