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The relationship of a young successful couple expecting a baby is put to the test after the traumatic experience Maria has endured. Her husband Tomek wants to seek revenge but doesn't know who is to blame.

A wild ride through the nightlife of the postindustrial city of Lódz, well-known for its unemployment and lack of opportunities for young people, who often head to the nearby Warsaw. We can see it through their eyes.

For two years, the director traveled wherever the members of the Cool Kids Of Death band appeared. He used a camera to record fragments of concerts, interviews, heavy drinking parties and obscene conversations held backstage, so it's no wonder that he became friends with the musicians. However, the true measure of this friendship turns out to be his film, in which Szczepanski escapes both the temptation to make a joke about his friends and a harsh lampoon.

Observation of a group of residents created as a result of the first, unique social revitalization process in Poland of a tenement house in Lódz.

Summer 2022. Hot August day. Harvest is underway in the Polish countryside. The next stages of grain harvesting take place as every year. And yet this summer there will be an unexpected twist. A surprising look at the multi-faceted crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.

What does it mean to be a Jew in Poland today? In his documentary, Piotr Szczepanski reveals another surprising fragment of the Lódz mosaic of cultures. Throughout their lives, the characters in his film show that attachment to religion and history does not exclude connections with the counterculture or a tendency to creative provocation. It is thanks to such people - open and escaping stereotypes - that Jewish culture has a chance to survive and develop in our country.

The story of a group of friends who decided not to leave Lodz and created a new place there. The heroes are six musicians who founded a social cooperative. It's goal is to manage a music club - DOM (Home) that quickly became an independent centre of culture life in the city. The camera of Piotr Szczepanski follows their lives and the functioning of the club for two years. Club DOM and it's owners are a phenomena which is a pretext to show forty years old artists creating a business that aims to support their creative work.