Unable to come to terms with the tragic death of his father, Rafał decides to meet his killer, hoping it will bring him some solace. The killer is 21-year-old Daniel, who has just been released from a juvenile detention center. Struggling to rebuild his life on the outside, Daniel teeters on the edge of homelessness, crime, and even suicide. Although Rafał tries »
Green Ink is a moving docudrama that explores the life and legacy of Marianna Sankiewicz, a renowned professor at Gdańsk University of Technology. Through innovative teaching methods, she shaped generations of students, inspiring them to pursue creative and scientific careers. Sankiewicz was more than an educator —she was a mentor who nurtured creative thinking and personal growth. Through interviews with former students »
It is a contemporary crime drama. The plot focuses on the investigations conducted by Detective Jan ”Manjaro” Góra and his colleagues from the Crime and Criminal Terror Division of the Warsaw Metropolitan Police. At first glance, the cases are not linked together. However, it soon becomes clear that the kidnappings and murders are connected. The victims include celebrities and powerful people, such »
For years, Taiwanese citizens have discussed the looming threat of a Chinese invasion. This film explores the tensions between Taiwan and China, delving into the history of the conflict, Taiwan's current state, and the parallels between Taiwan and Ukraine—two nations under threat from powerful neighbors. It raises the question: should Taiwan declare full independence, risking Beijing's reaction, or remain in its ambiguous »
An acclaimed police profiler, Julia Wigier, has solved many complex criminal cases, primarily regarding serial killers. The woman has sacrificed her life to work and in consequence neglected her closest ones. In addition, as a child, she witnessed the murder of her mother. This horrible trauma has never left her since then and still comes back in dreams. While being on holiday »
Marek Hłasko—writer, rebel, and carouser—was dubbed the "Polish James Dean" for his resemblance to the actor and the "Polish Boris Pasternak" for his exceptional prose. Fleeing Poland’s political turmoil, he arrived in Israel in the late 1950s. Israel became both his inspiration and a personal trap. Unable to publish in Polish, he worked as a laborer under the scorching sun, all while »
