Przemyslaw Wojcieszek

Marcin and Kaska are young lovers in a lousy little town in Poland. Marcin has just lost his father and is sadly preparing to take over the small auto mechanic business and the house. But Kaska has an opportunity to go study in the U.S. and is planning to leave. Marcin is devastated, but his loony relatives arrive for the funeral and things go into flux. The post-funeral banquet makes for a crazy and emotional climax to the story. (imdb)

Rysiek, now out of prison, returns to his home in the country. His brother claims right to his girlfriend, Agata.

It's a story about a man, Mikolaj, who is about to get married and the events leading up to his wedding. It is also a story about Poland, and struggles the country has had to go through in the years following the collapse of Communism. (imdb)

"A soldier armed with a Canon 5D MKII" director Przemyslaw Wojcieszek creates a moving image of Poland in the adaptation of his highly successful play Made in Poland, a punk-rock critique of the country's political, religious and social attitudes. (IKSV)

Rural Poland. Unemployment plague. No perspectives. No chances. No opportunities. 24 hours from a life of two young, unemployed outsiders. Not being able to handle the reality, they force themselves to earn for living by collecting money from collapsing warehouse debtors.