Julia wraca do domu, 2002, 118 min.
| Director | Agnieszka Holland | |
| Screenplay | Agnieszka Holland, Arlene Sarner, Roman Gren | |
| Cinematography | Jacek Petrycki | |
| Music | Antoni Gross-Lazarkiewicz | |
| Art Direction | Ewa Skoczowska, Marian Wihak | |
| Producer(s) | Iwona Ziolkowska, Karel Dirka, Paul Stephens |
| Julia | Miranda Otto | |
| Henry | William Fichtner | |
| Alexy | Lothaire Bluteau | |
| Bogusia | Boguslawa Schubert | |
| Mietek | Jerzy Nowak | |
| Dorota | Maria Seweryn | |
| Piotr | Maciej Stuhr |
Julia Walking Home captures the ties that bind a family and sensitively explores the sense of betrayal that threatens to tear it apart. When Julia and her twins, Nicholas and Nicole, come home early from a skiing holiday she opens the bedroom door and surprises her husband with another woman. Devastated by his infidelity, Julia rushes to sever their relationship. But a clean break proves impossible when, in the midst of this parental drama, Nicholas falls ill…
Julia’s father’s girlfriend tells her about a Russian faith healer – Alexis. Julia becomes adamant about taking Nicholas to Poland to visit him on one of his healing tours. As if directed by fate, Alexis spots Julia and Nicholas in the massive crowd and insists they be brought to the front of the line. Overnight Nicholas responds to Alexis’s healing. As they follow Alexis around Poland, Nicholas’s health continues to improve while Alexis and Julia gradually fall in love.