Women Power

Directed by: Marta Dzido, Piotr Śliwowski

We are humans and we demand human rights! - argued Kazimiera Bujwidowa, an advocate for the woman's right to enter into universities. Let us dare to be free!- encouraged Maria Dulębianka, the first female candidate for the Polish parliament back when women had no voting rights. We want all there is to life! - exclaimed Zofia Nałkowska as she demanded equality both in political matters and in relation to social customs. No differences between the sexes! - demanded Paulina Kuczalska who was called the popess of feminism, and not without a reason.

Solidarity according to Women

Directed by: Marta Dzido, Piotr Śliwowski

They were young, beautiful and they had the best years of their lives ahead of them. However they chose to rebel instead of settling down. Those who they rebelled against tried to destroy their marriages. Threatened them with placing their children in orphanages. They were offered relocation to another country on the condition they refrained from activities injurious to the system. They did not refrain from anything.

On a Saturday in August 1980, when workers, happy with having been given a raise, ended the strike and wanted to leave the Gdańsk Shipyard

Downtown

Directed by: Marta Dzido, Piotr Śliwowski

DOWNTOWN is a documentary film about photo project made by Oiko Petersen. Using the language of advertising he decided to take photo of dozen persons with Down Syndrome in a mode which is ordinarily reserved for highly aesthetic/beauty-focused fashion.