Boże skrawki, 2001, 96 min.
| Director | Yurek Bogayewicz | |
| Screenplay | Yurek Bogayewicz | |
| Cinematography | Pawel Edelman | |
| Music | Jan A.P. Kaczmarek | |
| Art Director | Mayling Cheng, Ewa Skoczowska | |
| Producer | Zev Braun, Philip Krupp, Krzysztof Zanussi, Iwona Ziulkowska |
| Romek | Haley Joel Osment | |
| Priest | Willem Dafoe | |
| Tolo | Liam Hess | |
| Vladek | Richard Banel | |
| Manka Lipa | Malgorzata Foremniak | |
| Maria | Olga Frycz | |
| Gniecio Lipa | Olaf Lubaszenko | |
| Kluba | Andrzej Grabowski |
A 12-year-old Jewish boy Romek hides with a family of Catholic peasant farmers to escape the Nazis. In the village Gniecio introduces Romek as his distant relative from the city. Gniecio’s wife Manka fears for their safety – there is only one penalty for hiding a Jew – death. The eldest son of the family, twelve-year-old Vladek, guesses who Romek really is, and starts hating him…