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Two childhood best friends enjoying their final seaside summer as they prepare for film school meet an aspiring athlete who ignites unfamiliar desires.
The third part of the American horror movie parody, this time targets "Rosemary's Baby" and "Halloween".
Kaja Miller is a police officer that is abducted and abused on one of her missions. Eight years later she meets her former boss Nowicki, who takes her to Gdynia with the task of exposing a large criminal circuit.
Jez Jerzy is a skateboarding hedgehog who likes to drink beer and fondle breasts. He finds it hard to pursue his passions, however, while being tormented by neo-nazi skinheads, mad scientists and a drooling, flatulent clone of himself.
Piotr is a psychiatrist. He is on night duty when a boy is brought to his ward. It is Kamil, the son he hasn't seen in years. The boy disappears from the hospital as quickly as he appeared. However, Piotr decides to get in touch with him. He invites him to his place and introduces him to his beautiful young fiancée. After Kamil's visit, the woman realizes that Piotr is a mystery to her and that she really knows nothing about him. And Piotr does indeed hide a dark secret...
A pregnant 22-year-old with a dreary job, a difficult home life and an absent boyfriend learns to love her life and share this love with the child in her womb.
Po raz pierwszy kamera zagląda za kulisy szołbiznesu w Polsce. Obok znanych postaci ze sceny muzycznej jak Krzysztof Krawczyk, Marek Kościkiewicz, Robert Leszczyński, Maciej Maleńczuk, Myslovitz , Marek Sierocki, Piotr Metz, Hirek Wrona, Michał Wiśniewski, Negatyw, poznajemy nieznanych szerszej widowni decydentów, szare eminencje polskiego szołbiznesu. Film ukazuje przemilczaną dotąd stronę szołbiznesu w Polsce, w którym normą jest oszustwo, manipulacja.
A writer moves to an apartment in Warsaw's Praga neighborhood to write a new book.
Zbigniew Gąsior, a thirty year old singer, is a youth idol. Despite fame, money and success with women he can't neglect the emptiness in his life.
