影片讲述了被遗弃的小男孩孔德尔（彼得·贾戈尔斯基 Piotr Jagielski 饰）不断寻求自身归属感，找寻精神家园的命运故事。从小被母亲遗弃的孔德尔，在孤儿院的生活充满压抑和克制。母亲一心寻找所谓的真爱，嫌弃孔德尔是自己的累赘，非但不收留儿子，反而置自己的亲生骨肉于不顾。面对母亲的抛弃，小孔德尔失声痛哭。终于，才十一岁大的孔德尔毅然逃离孤儿院，去追寻属于自己的家园。孔德尔开始了他的流浪生活，寄住在一艘废弃的破船上，于此有了一个“家”。弃船对面住着一户富裕人家，小女孩跟他年纪相仿，受过良好的教育生活条件优越。然而因为长相难看，总是受到排挤和冷落，直到遇见一样孤独的孔德尔，幼小的心灵自此有了彼此的慰藉。
本片荣获2006年柏林电影节特别致意最佳影片奖。

本部影片讲述老妇人安吉拉（黛纽塔·辛波斯卡 Danuta Szaflarska饰）在临去世前几天与世隔绝的日常生活。这冷清孤单的世界里，既有她对死亡的恐惧，也有她记忆中曾经的幸福与梦想。与老人相伴的只有她唤作“Phlia”的小狗，安吉拉喃喃自语，自问自答。她一心挂念着自己的儿子，可最终也没能相见。在死亡悄然逼近的时候，安吉拉总是望向窗外的秋千，好像回到了从前的快乐日子。在宁静的摇曳着怀旧情怀的黑白光影里，影片默默地记录着老人最后的弥留时光。
影片荣获2007年波兰电影节观众奖、最佳女主角、最佳音响、影评人奖。

9岁的女孩（候鸟）绑架了3岁的女孩（宝儿），把她带到天涯海角，很远很远的地方……影片叙述了一个普普通通的故事，描绘了儿童的孤独和梦境，说明了儿童需要得到爱，获得安全感，同时反映了一个正在玩着做母亲游戏的女孩的心态。

三个无家可归的男孩，两个兄弟，他们是好朋友，住在俄罗斯的铁路车站。有一天，他们决定去在寻找一个更美好的明天。他们想越过边界偷偷进入波兰，寻找他们想要的一切，可是孩子们还没有家庭，朋友，幸福... ...
Dorota Kędzierzawska's film tells the story of three homeless Russian boys who travel to Poland for a better life, with the hope that l ife is different and better somewhere else. The boys wanted to change something in their life.

教人隐隐揪心的儿童电影。兄妹的一日，成人缺席的生活。片名那一颗鸡蛋、心事重重的男孩的脸庞，简洁地说明了窗内的饥饿。望着窗外的风景，是否该出去冒险？毕竟，还有一只鸡得饲养。

影片讲述一个年轻母亲海伦（安妮塔·库斯克思娃-博克思娃 Anita Kuskowska-Borkowska饰）带着三个年幼的孩子艰难生活的心酸故事。她的丈夫安东尼（詹纽思·潘纳西兹Janusz Panasewicz饰）经常扔下他们母女不管。害怕被丈夫遗弃的海伦，被迫杀死了自己的第四个孩子，海伦落下自责和痛苦的泪水，一无所有。波兰女导演用极为优美的光影和画面，向我们讲述这个悲惨的故事，配以浪漫的钢琴、竖琴和很多管弦乐团作为背景音乐，从美学角度将片中人物的痛苦美化了，从而引起强烈的争论和讨论。
电影荣获1999年布鲁塞尔电影节最佳女演员奖、波兰电影奖最佳导演奖等数十奖项。

An intimate psychological study of the bitterness of old age and loneliness of a couple who have spent their whole lives together and who have nothing but hatred to offer to each other at the end.
Awards: 1989 - Mannheim Film Festival Golden Ducat, FIPRESCI Award, OCIC Catholic Jury Mention and Folk Higher Schools Jury Award.

A film set in a small Polish village in the '60s that deals with a young girl's awakening sexuality. Mala, about 13, lives with her unmarried mother and has a boyfriend of her own age. The village is sent into a turmoil by the arrival of the clan of Gypsies, who set up camp in the field. Gypsies are ostracized and damned as 'devils' by the conservative villagers. Mala is attracted to the Gypsies. But the locals attack their camp with fire hoses and Gypsies move on

Another World traces the biography of Danuta Szaflarska, one the most acclaimed female actors of Polish cinematography. Szaflarska’s rich body of work includes memorable roles in the classics Forbidden Songs (1947) and The Treasure (1949). At ninety-seven years of age, her ongoing work in film and theater includes contemporary material, such as her role in the stage play Między nami dobrze jest (Things Are Good Between Us) by Dorota Masłowska. The film is the result of a close collaboration between Szaflarska, director Dorota Kędzierzawska, and cinematographer Artur Reinhart. The veteran actress talks openly about many facets of her life, from her rural childhood and youth in occupied Poland, to revealing anecdotes from her long career.