Set Katarzyna Maciejko-Kowalczyk 2

An award-winning (International Short Film Festival in Oberhausen 1993 - Grand Prix; International Short Film Festival in Clermont-Ferrand in 1994 - Special Jury Award; IFF Montreal 1994 - Grand Prix), and Oscar-nominated, famous documentary by Marcel Łoziński.

89 mm mentioned in the title is the difference in width between rails in Europe and in the USSR. Trains entering the territory of the former Soviet Union may continue their journey only because the Belarusian workers exchange their wheels. You can see a precipice between them and the passengers of those trains. The reality of their lives is completely different from the lives of the travellers.

Tamy Levy, the main character of this film, had to hide from the Nazis during WWII because of her Jewish ancestry. She survived with other people's help.As she herself says, she had five mothers. The first one - biological - was killed during the war, then there were three of them, who gave her shelter during the war and the last one brought her to Israel. After many years, as a mature person, Tama tries to find the people who once helped her, when she was so much in need.

The work Such is My Karma is based on an interesting idea. The director Grzegorz Pacek gave the camera to kids of Praga, a quarter of Warszawa, allowing them to document fragments of their reality. The effect is a shocking portray of the juvenile characters, who are so demoralised that no hope is left for them. Such is My Karma gained the Grand Prix at the International Documentaries and Short Films Festival in Kraków.

To My Madness was a turning point of the career of Stanisław Manturzewski, allowing him to obtain his director's licence. The film received many awards for experimental films, including those at the Cork IFF 1979, and Huesca IFF 1980.

A documentary about the inauguration of a statue commemorating the tragic events of December 1970, when military troops and Citizens' Militia brutally suppressed the shipyard workers' strike. The victims are shown through the memories of their families and participants in those events.