Andrzej Kostenko

It begins with a sci-fi motif: abstract images and electronic music take the viewer from ruins of Lebanon to the set of Voelker Schloendorf "The Forgery" where Skolimowski plays a lead role. Another shift takes us to London, where Skolimowski shoots a street scene. There are also shifts into the past with the old footage, featuring a score of Polish actors in a setting resembling Kantor's experimental theatre (imdb)

Pornographer Robert Furch makes a movie inspired by "Lysistrata," he says. A documentary crew films the casting call, Furch's 14-day shoot, a lighting technician's becoming an actor, and the aftermath of the suicide (before filming ends) of Claudia Fielers, the film's leading lady. Comments by Roman Polanski, Carl Amery, and an unseen narrator connect the possibility of snuff films to the process of a commercial enterprise such as this and Fielers' suicide. (imdb)

The action takes place in a custom office somewhere sounh of Poland. Basia, her 14-years old son and 17-years old cousin are travelling back from The West to Poland. Their bahama-coloured Fiat is filled up with capitalistic goods: food, clothes, etc. The both ladies are ready to sacrifice a lot to bring some of the goods home. However the custom officer appears to be a martinet and a beaurocrat, shockingly just and honest.

A fast-paced comedy about a young Belgian car nut and hairdresser's apprentice, his girlfriend, and their legal and illegal attempts to get a Porsche under him for his nearing debut race. (imdb)