Piksele, 2009, 100 min.
| Director | Jacek Lusinski | |
| Screenplay | Jacek Lusinski | |
| Cinematography | Piotr Piesiak, Piotr Sliskowski, Jan Holoubek, Witold Plociennik, Piotr Piesiak | |
| Music | Pawel Lucewicz | |
| Art Director | Marte Boltowicz | |
| Producers | Piotr Miklaszewski, Wojciech Maryanski |
| Alicja | Anna Cieslak | |
| Monika | Olga Boladz | |
| Karen | Maria Engele | |
| Suicide’s Wife | Zofia Merle | |
| Translator | Dorota Stalinska | |
| Grandma Anastazja | Maria Klejdysz | |
| Policeman | Adam Ferency | |
| Gravedigger | Andrzej Grabowski | |
| Suicide | Marian Opania |
Pixels is a tragi-comedy made up of four stories, each featuring the same mobile phone. This phone plays a role in each of the main character’s lives. At times the sub-plots of the stories intertwine and on other occasions they go down completely separate paths. The film shows a modern society taken aback by reality; everyday life shown as an absurdly comic and yet dramatic show; sometimes suffused in metaphysics. This film exposes the transient nature of everything that surrounds modern man.