On a side street, Darek Krycki picks up the "goods." The delivery man is Kruger, a local mafioso. The package, which Krycki hides in the glove compartment of his car, contains four times more drugs than usual. A few minutes later he is stopped by the police. After a routine check, it turns out that the goods have disappeared. Krycki decides to ask his friends, Lukada and Ira, for help. They meet at the stadium where they trained together as children. They decide to find out who set Krycki up. Can their friendship withstand such a test? Who can really be trusted?
Konrad Niewolski
Director
Sławomir Federowicz
Darek Krycki
Grzegorz Kowalczyk
'Ira'
Andrzej Deskur
'Lukado'
Mariusz Jakus
Marek Kruger
Elżbieta Komorowska
Majka Borkowska
Tomasz Sobczak
'Baton'
Jan Machulski
Mr. Andrzej 'Bos'
Mirosław Zbrojewicz
Zubiec
Marcin Jędrzejewski
Malcerz
Henryk Gołębiewski
Father of 'Ira'
Barbara Mularczyk
Aleksandra
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