Sebastian Szewczykowski

Tonia lives with her father and grandmother. Her mother is dead, her father is an alcohol abuser and he lost his job. His grandmother decides to send him to work on a construction site in Italy for three months. Tonia will do everything in her power to foil this plan.

Ula wants to see her deceased son. Together with Dorothy, his girlfriend, she deceives the receptionist to get into the morgue after hours. Their plan falls apart when Julia, a morgue employee, catches Ula standing over the body of her late son. Ula explains that her son can still become a father with a simple procedure. Julia hesitates, but helps, confessing she lost her own son, who was killed in Donetsk. Does the deceased’s body still belong to him, or to those who love him?

Ula wants to see her deceased son. Together with Dorothy, his girlfriend, she deceives the receptionist to get into the morgue after hours. Their plan falls apart when Julia, a morgue employee, catches Ula standing over the body of her late son. Ula explains that her son can still become a father with a simple procedure. Julia hesitates, but helps, confessing she lost her own son, who was killed in Donetsk. Does the deceased’s body still belong to him, or to those who love him?