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A two-year observation of fifteen-year-old Jędrek. Cut off from his family and loved ones, the boy gets locked up in a juvenile prison. Now he has to adapt to a new, harsh environment. At first, he is scared and lonely, but later, he meets a friend –Wojtek. The juvy slowly becomes their new home.
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A two-year observation of fifteen-year-old Jędrek. Cut off from his family and loved ones, the boy gets locked up in a juvenile prison. Now he has to adapt to a new, harsh environment. At first, he is scared and lonely, but later, he meets a friend –Wojtek. The juvy slowly becomes their new home.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Michał Edelman, Tomasz Pawlik
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Studio Munka, EH! Ewa Hoffmann, Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich
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