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Despite being in love with a Ukrainian boy from the same village, Polish girl named Zosia is forced into marrying a wealthy widower. Soon World War II begins and ethnic tensions arise. Amidst the war chaos Zosia tries to survive.

It's the last day of school in small town Poland and Gabrysia wants to tell her classmate that she loves him. But it will not end well.

Nina, a teacher in her mid-30s struggling to have a child, looks for a surrogate mother. It would seem that with her husband, she has found an ideal candidate, yet Nina falls for the woman who could have given birth to her child.

November 1967. Hanna Bielska - an aspiring actress - is in a hurry to see "Forefathers' Eve" when a stranger joins her on the way. This is Janek Wolicki. He wants to impress the girl at all costs and gains in her eyes when he brings a typescript of "Dziady" signed by Kazimierz Dejmek himself. Familiarity turns to infatuation. Meanwhile, the young journalist Dunin finds out that his roommate is fired due to his origin. At the same time, Janek appears in the editorial office. Dunin is to take care of him. However, the boy does not hone his journalism skills in his head. Janek and Hanna's romance is getting hotter. An important artifact of their affection becomes a camera, which is a gift for Wolicki from his father. Young love takes on a Shakespearean dimension.

Lucjan is admitted to a nursing home, where he is welcomed by the residents and staff. Everything is fine, there are no dark secrets hidden in the basement, no strange, malevolent creatures. Don't worry about it. Everything - is - fine..

A zootechnician visits a remote farm, developing relationships with tragic consequences, and 1982 during Martial Law, as investigators reconstruct the 1978 crime scene to solve a multiple murder case involving the zootechnician.

Comic and tragic scenes from the lives of police officers in the Warsaw Traffic Department.

Warsaw, 1968. Students are protesting against the unlawful expulsion of their colleagues from the university and in defense of the "Dziady" (Forefathers' Day) poster, directed by Kazimierz Dejmek, and staged at the National Theater. Hania and Janek are also among the protesting youth. Their families are on both sides of the March barricade. Young and madly in love with each other, like in Shakespeare's drama Romeo and Juliet, in a country overwhelmed by rebellion, they fight for their affection. Will their love survive? Will they be able to overcome the adversities that fate presents them?

The story of male friendship, vitality and the joy of living, even after turning 60 years old. When one of the three friends is taken to hospital, the others are there for him.

Aska and Mariusz set off to the "Zacisze" campsite to find lost love. Will they survive?