Danuta Halladin

The filmmakers depict the hard-working life of 85-year-old peasant woman Anna Jachimiuk.

The first documentary realized by Danuta Halladin after her studies announces one of the main themes of her future films: children and childhood. Alone in the World is a story about orphanages.

A documentary about Twarda Street in Warsaw. People living there lead a modest life, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Residents of Twarda Street still rely on crafts, services and some trade. Observational shots and narration by young inhabitants of the street create the mood of the place.

Portait of a couple in the city of the title who have been married for fifty years.

Portrait of a provincial family with fourteen children.

The film uses photographic materials from the collections of the Historical Museum of Architecture of the Ossoliński National Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Provincial Office for Spatial Planning in Wrocław, and the Museum of the History of Photography in Krakow.

First graders in Poland learn about the word "cat."

Follows the young mayor of the Stroniec municipality in his interactions with local people.

A brief look into a classroom in Warsaw, featuring mentally disabled students.