Agata Buzek

An unhappily married woman fights to keep her multigenerational family together as she tries to stop an anonymous blackmailer from exposing her secret.

Months after the disappearance of her teenage daughter, a devastated mother in a seaside town begins her own investigation in a frantic bid to find her.

Warsaw, December 1945. While a doctor is treating French survivors of German camps, what she finds is shocking: a holy sister about to give birth.

Homeless and on the run from a military court martial, a damaged ex-special forces soldier navigating London's criminal underworld seizes an opportunity to assume another man's identity, transforming into an avenging angel in the process.

Forty-year-old Edyta is in crisis. She sleeps at hotels, and when her money runs out she uses the internet to find men who are looking for sex. Edyta spends nights in the homes of the nameless men but, instead of the promised sex, she takes advantage of their involuntary hospitality. She reaches a turning point, when she meets a young artist named Patryk. In his minimalist movie, director Tomasz Wasilewski makes smart use of the tension that builds from the lack of information his story provides viewers about the protagonists. Faces and gestures reveal more about the characters than words alone. With the brittle, unnameable atmosphere that pervades the entire film playing a fundamental role.

On a dangerous planet inhabited by women, a teenage girl and her mother must go after a notorious killer and do away with her to return home.

Monte and his baby daughter, last survivors on a spaceship, hurtle to the oblivion of a black hole.

Marlene, a woman plagued by horrific dreams, suffers a breakdown in a remote village.