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Polish film "Do widzenia do jutra", with a script written by two known Polish actors Kobiela and Cybulski in 1957, shot in 1959 can not be a carbon copy of the French New Wave films as writes one of the IMDb reviewers, because these films were just made at that time or in the years after, and shown in Poland only a couple of years later. When you look at dates carefully, you might say that often French films were inspired by Polish films of that time, shown in the festivals in the West. "Do widzenia do jutra" is an original film growing out of the student theater movement of these years in Gdansk. Today more a souvenir, but a very nice one, beautifully shot in B+W and acted. Polanski appears in a small episode, so you may feel how annoying he was at the time. It remains an interesting film, but as all films inspired by the student life "Dowidzenia do jutra" (See you tomorrow) catches many small moments that belong only to the past. It is more: "See you, yesterday..." now. So many people must say: - Who cares. Some people, who remember these years will.