180° moires

Film adaptation of acclaimed play, directed by one of the most exciting names in Polish contemporary theater. The main protagonists represent three generations of women living together below the minimum social level in a cramped Warsaw bedsitter, are: wheelchair-bound grandma, her daughter and granddaughter - little metal girl. The panorama of characters is complemented by their neighbors: a leaflet distributor and a highbrow director of the film 'Horse that rode horseback'. As well as, two actors, a TV presenter and a girl who wants to rescue all kinds of 'poor' people. A story full of grotesque dialogues comprised of perversely taken pop-culture quotes, mockery of the language of publicity and national stereotypes. All this, treating of post 1989 Polish society.

A man who looks after his children very often hasn't yet told their respective mothers about the existence of their half-siblings.

Coming of age drama focusing on five teenage girls growing up in the North East of England in the 1980's.

On her father's advice, Patricia leaves her life as a chorus girl for the countryside surroundings of Silas Wainwright, an old friend of her father's. She immediately sides with Horace, a suitor to Wainwright's daughter Emily; and her efforts to disentangle Horace from his clinging vine, Maisie Morrison, the village vamp, result in the jealous concern of John Wainwright, a declared woman-hater. Seeing Patricia drag Horace from the vamp's bridal party, John mistakes the escape for an elopement and strikes Horace. In his fury Silas orders her back to Broadway, but John overrules his father; Horace and Emily are reunited; and Wainwright finally gives his blessing to both couples.

One day the mysterious trio known as "Techno Brothers," with the cold-hearted manager, Himuro, embark on a journey to Tokyo to pitch their music to a record company. However, they find themselves unable to leave their hometown Otawara.