Discoveries from Poland World Cinema

A film about three drug addicts sent to Polsha to recover a legendary artifact from 1998.

Peasants clash with the Party bureaucracy during a village meeting.

A look at the life of a woman in communist Poland whose day is divided between monotonous factory work, standing in queues for food, and taking care of her children.

Inspired equally by observations of everyday life in shopping malls and the music of the band Tupika, Polish director Robert Proch's highly stylized film is a biting satire of modern consumer behavior.

When the nefarious Ambaras tries to rid the land of Filibiblonia of litterature, Miki and his book loving friends must find a way to stop his evil schemes.

The protagonists of the film are immigrants who, during the period of martial law in the 80s Poland, emigrated to Sweden. There is one thing that Tadeusz and Krystyna have in common apart from the difficult past - their prescription drugs addiction. The footage presented in the film was collected between many years. Throughout the film we see our protagonists struggling with their addiction, both to drugs and to each other.