Marta, a talented architect living with multiple sclerosis, struggles as her illness gradually erodes both her independence and her marriage. During repeated stays at a Catholic care home, she forms meaningful connections with fellow patients and a compassionate visitor, finding brief moments of hope amid the reality of her condition. As her world continues to unravel, Marta is forced to confront the limits of love, dignity, and the possibility of choosing her own fate.
Grażyna Kędzielawska
Director
Jadwiga Jankowska-Cieślak
Marta Kucharska
Mirosława Marcheluk
siostra przełożona
Ryszarda Hanin
Karolka, pensjonariuszka zakładu
Daria Trafankowska
siostra Klara
Teresa Sawicka
lekarka
Ewa Sałacka
Krysia
Barbara Ludwiżanka
staruszka, pensjonariuszka zakładu
Małgorzata Potocka
salowa
Jadwiga Skupnik
siostra Zofia
Edward Linde-Lubaszenko
Paweł Kucharski, mąż Marty
Bogusław Linda
Andrzej, syn Karolki
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