Here Jakubowska looks at the Holocaust once more, but from the perspective of Polish slave labourers made to work in a German man’s factory. There is a great sense of community that arises from the group over their shared experience and genuine affection for each other. At the centre of the story is Magdalena (Zofia Słaboszowska), a classical pianist who is also captured and forced to work. Her formal and reserved demeanour means that it takes time for her to connect with the others, however she does eventually and finds a new kind of inspiration in her struggles and a new lease of life.
Jakubowksa’s horrific semi-autobiographical story of being taken prisoner at Auschwitz. As she and the other prisoners await for the Red Army to free them, we get a glimpse of the reduced circumstances the women of Auschwitz had to...
In this full-length documentary, Koszałka takes a look at the people who work at a funeral parlour at Kędzierzyn-Koźle and a body incineration centre in Czech Ostrava. The film shows what actually happens to human bodies after death,...
An in depth look at the relationship between a 53 year-old man and his mother whom he lives with. After years of life together without any outsiders, he meets a woman and falls in love. Needless to say this causes a rift between him...