8 things that you don't know about men. Years after “happily ever after,” five old friends grapple with new midlife crises: Ricky’s in a creative slump, Jarosław battles panic attacks, Filip’s risking it all on the stock market, Stefan struggles with his temper, and Kordian mourns a broken heart, while only Tomasz still fearlessly chases his dreams, landing him in fresh trouble. When their worlds collide again alongside returning partners Basia and Zosia, and a mysterious newcomer, Pestka—they’re swept into chaotic adventures that test the strength of their bond and remind them what true friendship means.
Sylwester Jakimow
Director
Alicja Bachleda-Curuś
Basia Jastrzębska
Mikołaj Roznerski
Tomasz Jastrzębski
Maciej Zakościelny
Kordian Bachleda-Mostowicz
Zbigniew Zamachowski
Ryszard 'Ricky' Poprawa
Leszek Lichota
Stefan Szczęsny
Piotr Głowacki
Jarosław Purchała
Piotr Polk
Producer
Karolina Bruchnicka
Ola 'Pestka' Nawrocka
Katarzyna Skrzynecka
Jarosław's Boss
Joanna Jarmołowicz
Zosia Michalska
Michał Piela
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