"Dewajtis" is one of Maria Rodziewiczówna's best-known moral novels, written in 1889. In seven episodes of the series about love, honor and family, the fate of a backwater and manor community, whose life was changed by the January Uprising, intertwines. The dying father's order imposes a new duty on young Marek Czertwan - he is to take care of the Poswicie estate, left by his father's missing friend, the insurgent magnate Kazimierz Orwid. How will Marek, forced to take care of the estate in Poswicie, cope with the new situation? Will he succumb to the charm of Irena, the rightful heiress of the manor? The heroes' ideals will be put to a severe test, and their desires will come into conflict with the obligations imposed by the family. The title Dewajtis, an ancient oak, casts a soothing shadow over the estate, which becomes a kind of escape from the hardships of life for the characters and a majestic symbol of intergenerational community.

In 1982, a group of Poles, including 11-year old Irek and his mother Hanna, travel by bus to Budapest to get away from the tense political situation back at home.

巴特克生活在波德哈莱地区的一个村庄，他在那里经营一个小农场，照顾着他孤独的母亲。直到有一天，他遇到了达维德，一个稍年长的男人，他在离开多年后前来探望他的家人。两人之间很快产生了感情，随后巴泰克压抑多年的欲望得到释放的出口。男孩觉得自己也想尝试改变：离开家乡，远走高飞。他想摆脱以前的他，尝试此前不敢想的东西，并最终在其他地方建立新生活。

A duplicitous young man finds success in the dark world of social media smear tactics — but his virtual vitriol soon has violent real-life consequences.