Jerzy Morawski

A documentary about boredom in the Polish countryside. There, where fate has left people with hopelessness and an incredible unwillingness to do anything but wait for that one day— Saturday. As the film's protagonists say, Saturday is a day of fulfillment, charging up for the upcoming monotonous week. It's a day of relaxation, drinking, and watching the erotic show in the local dance club. The meaning of life boils down to waiting. Waiting and looking for a buddy who can be convinced not to drink and drive his beat-up old car to the party on Saturday. Saturday is magic, the prose of life, and the only goal.

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A documentary examining the network of institutions closely associated with Father Tadeusz Rydzyk and Radio Maryja. Its broadcast sparked controversy among political, religious and media circles, with Toruń-based Redemptorists strongly condemning the film, accusing the filmmakers of secretly recording their statements and broadcasting them without consent. The Warsaw provincial of the order described the documentary as violating journalistic ethics.

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A documentary about boredom in the Polish countryside. There, where fate has left people with hopelessness and an incredible unwillingness to do anything but wait for that one day— Saturday. As the film's protagonists say, Saturday is a day of fulfillment, charging up for the upcoming monotonous week. It's a day of relaxation, drinking, and watching the erotic show in the local dance club. The meaning of life boils down to waiting. Waiting and looking for a buddy who can be convinced not to drink and drive his beat-up old car to the party on Saturday. Saturday is magic, the prose of life, and the only goal.

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The miner leaves the mine and tries to start a new life.

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A documentary examining the network of institutions closely associated with Father Tadeusz Rydzyk and Radio Maryja. Its broadcast sparked controversy among political, religious and media circles, with Toruń-based Redemptorists strongly condemning the film, accusing the filmmakers of secretly recording their statements and broadcasting them without consent. The Warsaw provincial of the order described the documentary as violating journalistic ethics.

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The protagonists of the film are two employees of a private television station. Janek is a journalist and Witek is a cameraman. Their specialty is hot, sensational topics. They are just working out the case of a gang, dealing in explosives. One day someone tosses them a tape from which they learn that a well-known politician named Makowski was a UB agent with the alias Ketman in the 1970s.

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