Król życia, 2015, 100 min.
| Director | Jerzy Zielinski | |
| Screenplay | Fadi Chakkour | |
| Cinematography | Jan Holoubek | |
| Music | Karmin Martusewicz | |
| Production Designer | Magdalena Dipont | |
| Producer(s) | Robert Kijak, Kamil Przelecki |
| Edward | Robert Wieckiewicz | |
| Norma | Magdalena Poplawska | |
| “Kapsel” | Bartlomiej Topa | |
| Frania | Anna Niedzwiecka | |
| Edward’s Boss | Krzysztof Czeczot | |
| Edwars’s Father | Jerzy Trela | |
| Professor “Czacha” | Jan Peszek |
Edward is grouchy and completely indifferent to the reality that surrounds him. Virtually everything drives him crazy. As if he was always wearing shoes one size too small. He is nasty to his wife, impatient with his daughter, and finds barely any time for his elderly father. One day, Edward has a dangerous accident. He decides to abandon his current way of life and re-establish bonds with his wife, daughter, and the world around him, as a result of a chain of events. He starts feeling happy and seeing other people and objects that have always been around but never seen. They say that happiness is contagious, within the distance of 800 meters. This must be true, because Edward has this positive aura around him. He still lives in the same apartment, walks on the same pavement, and meets the same people, but everything is so different…