Tomek Ducki

There is an unusual garden in a dark cave cultivated by a lonely man. One day, while he is pruning the plants he finds a little boy in a pot. The child’s nails are just as long as the offshoots of a plant.

Bird droppings. For the human species, an urban nuisance. But for a certain flock of birds, they are the foundation of life. In their extraordinary world, a delicate harmony reigns—until the day a mysterious object washes ashore.

The story of a little girl for whom the war began just after her fifth birthday, when one night her mother and the whole house disappeared. You had to go to sleep in someone else's house, where instead of your mother there was a foreign lady, foreign furniture, and you had to drink milk from someone else's cup instead of the usual one

Baths takes us into the murky waters of fantasy. With a cool kind of magic, this delicately stylized film draws us into various layers of reality, as we plunge from silent melancholia into the graphic frenzy of competitive sports, where everything is turned upside down. The notion of the flipside of reality is taken literally here.

A frisbee game of three dogs gets out of control while they get tangled up in social ties. What happens if one of them get excluded from the game?

In a world of geared figures, where the rules are set and possibilities are limited, each individual runs along his or her own track. Sometimes there are encounters, brief moments of shared intimacy, but isolation and mechanized existence are the rule of the day. And then, sometimes, there's a mistake…

There is an unusual garden in a dark cave cultivated by a lonely man. One day, while he is pruning the plants he finds a little boy in a pot. The child’s nails are just as long as the offshoots of a plant.

There is an unusual garden in a dark cave cultivated by a lonely man. One day, while he is pruning the plants he finds a little boy in a pot. The child’s nails are just as long as the offshoots of a plant.

Bird droppings. For the human species, an urban nuisance. But for a certain flock of birds, they are the foundation of life. In their extraordinary world, a delicate harmony reigns—until the day a mysterious object washes ashore.

Bird droppings. For the human species, an urban nuisance. But for a certain flock of birds, they are the foundation of life. In their extraordinary world, a delicate harmony reigns—until the day a mysterious object washes ashore.

The story of a little girl for whom the war began just after her fifth birthday, when one night her mother and the whole house disappeared. You had to go to sleep in someone else's house, where instead of your mother there was a foreign lady, foreign furniture, and you had to drink milk from someone else's cup instead of the usual one

Baths takes us into the murky waters of fantasy. With a cool kind of magic, this delicately stylized film draws us into various layers of reality, as we plunge from silent melancholia into the graphic frenzy of competitive sports, where everything is turned upside down. The notion of the flipside of reality is taken literally here.

Baths takes us into the murky waters of fantasy. With a cool kind of magic, this delicately stylized film draws us into various layers of reality, as we plunge from silent melancholia into the graphic frenzy of competitive sports, where everything is turned upside down. The notion of the flipside of reality is taken literally here.

A frisbee game of three dogs gets out of control while they get tangled up in social ties. What happens if one of them get excluded from the game?

In a world of geared figures, where the rules are set and possibilities are limited, each individual runs along his or her own track. Sometimes there are encounters, brief moments of shared intimacy, but isolation and mechanized existence are the rule of the day. And then, sometimes, there's a mistake…

In a world of geared figures, where the rules are set and possibilities are limited, each individual runs along his or her own track. Sometimes there are encounters, brief moments of shared intimacy, but isolation and mechanized existence are the rule of the day. And then, sometimes, there's a mistake…

A tree is uprooted after a storm and wanders through the forest trying to keep in touch with the rest of the trees.

Adam and Eve’s sinful story told like an underground party.

Adam and Eve’s sinful story told like an underground party.