In a series of linked stories, women navigate and challenge a dystopian future ruled by sexual duty, emotional repression, and patriarchal dominance.
Anna Kazejak, Anna Jadowska, Kasia Adamik, Jagoda Szelc, Olga Chajdas
Director
Agata Buzek
Ms. B (segment "Znikanie pani B")
Monika Pikuła
Lotta (segment "Niedźwiedź")
Agnieszka Żulewska
Wife (segment "Mocno")
Sara Celler-Jezierska
Aśka (segment "Jeśli będziesz długo siedzieć w ciszy (...)")
Małgorzata Bela
Woman (segment "Nocna zmiana")
Andrzej Konopka
Borys Polkowski (segment "Znikanie pani B")
Sebastian Stankiewicz
Tomasz 'Czuły Narrator' (segment "Znikanie pani B")
Ignacy Liss
Dawid (segment "Niedźwiedź")
Julian Świeżewski
Husband (segment "Mocno")
Sebastian Pawlak
Paweł (segment "Jeśli będziesz długo siedzieć w ciszy (...)")
Agnieszka Matysiak
50 Year Old Woman (segment "Nocna zmiana")
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