Marek Wilczyński

Jan, the café pianist, comes from the countryside. The talented boy was taken care of by an old organist. Jan then studied at the conservatory, where he made friends with Paweł, an undisciplined but very talented composer. Paweł's works gain publicity abroad, but he himself, unable to bear human envy and accept the loss of his beloved girl, commits suicide ... Jan's father dies, and soon his mother ...

The dangerous thug Pif-Paf escapes from prison. Bolek and Lolek bravely chase after him through the prairie, canyons and rocky mountains.

In the 50's a tailor drinking with his friends has an attack that requires an emegency treatment in the hospital. He has damaged kidneys. Given a second lease on life the tailor thinks that while in a coma he has communicated with the distant stars. He gives up tailoring and turns to the stars. He engages his friends in a village to build an observatory. He becomes recognized and for a time being even the authorities back him up. But then comes bitter awakening: his wife can't take his obsessions anymore and leaves him. The town council calls upon him to close his work as the first Sputnik goes into space. Then he is invited to an astronomical convention, He becomes the sensation of the conference, not however, as a amateur astronomer, but by guessing the clothing measurements of the delegates. Back home he realizes that his dream may be over, but he cannot help gazing at the sky. Written by Polish Cinema Database

An animated TV adaptation of Rudolf Těsnohlidek's "The Cunning Little Vixen". The intended audience learns the seasons and to respect the wildlife of the forest.

Based on a story by Jolanta Hartwig-Sosnowska. At the house of a little girl, preparations for Christmas Eve are underway. The Christmas tree is already dressed, the table is set, the only thing missing is the first star so that you can sit down to dinner. The girl accidentally learns that the Christmas Eve star was hidden by an evil, jealous witch. The search begins, the heroine is helped by her beloved mascot - a teddy bear.

Two people live in a big city. She is a new, talented singer. He is a famous sculptor at the height of his career. It was love at first sight when they met and from that moment on they search each other through the obstacles of modern time... Will they meet again?

A film on the subject of the passing time and the irrevocability of time.

A film mocking the consumerist attitude towards life.

A study of loneliness and passing away.

An impression inspired by a fragment of the famous drama. Night, an old castle, a raging storm. In this gloomy setting, Shakespeare's hero delivers his famous monologue, "To be or not to be..."

Full of poetry and nostalgia, this is a story about the passing of time, in which the title piece of furniture is the only companion of a lonely tenant of a certain apartment. And he will remain when she is gone. And in the background the poignant sounds of This Last Sunday.

A man observes the movement of pawns in a game. Under the board, people work hard at the big mechanism that drives the pawns. The film shows a blind and destructive force that causes and fuels war.

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.

Camera going through the rooms one by one, each completely differnt from one another, till it cannot go forward anymore.

People carrying boards with the letter L unite with people carrying banners with the letter F. The vowel E is formed. They follow the man with the balloon and... fall into the abyss. A man tries to stop them. He rips off his T-shirt with the letter E on it. However, the vowel has left a permanent mark on his skin.

Animated, various techniques. A bareer is slowly moving down at the railroad. It prevents people from passing across the road. While waiting, people start to think and dream. Their dreams influence a guy who watches them from a tiny house nearby.

The colage presents in a blaze of colours the horse from the famous Shakespearean quote uttered by Richard the Third.

Black and white prints by Bruno Schulz take us to his room from pre-war Drohobych. Under the influence of quotes, objects are brought to life and green plants begin to appear on the surface of the antiquities. All of the things will be consumed by the fire.

The beetle travels through the remnants of pop culture left in space to the Earth.

Abstract animation by Krzysztof Kiwerski, in which what appears to be some sort of maze-like mechanism produces sentient orb-beings that fall into a lattice of cells. Sometimes these orbs encounter one another, producing unforeseen consequences.