Popołudnie, 2009, 19 min.
| Directors | Mateusz Damiecki, Modest Rucinski | |
| Screenplay | Modest Rucinski (inspired by a poem by Janusz Kofta) | |
| Cinematography | Andrzej Wolf | |
| Music | Jacek Kita | |
| Producer | Maniek Dobek |
| Alek Piotrowski | Modest Rucinski | |
| Drankard | Maciej Damiecki | |
| Alek’s Girlfriend | Magdalena Rozczka | |
| Alek’s Boss | Robert Jarocinski | |
| Alek’s Friend | Wojciech Macwaldowski | |
| Bartender | Matylda Damiecka | |
| Lover | Mateusz Damiecki |
That One Afternoon is a short story of a man who learns that everything can change just like that and discovers the significance of every moment. It is a story of love and anticipation, but above all–a story of hope and faith in other people. The leitmotiv of the film is that: you should never give up on dreaming – because eventually dreams do come true. This is a story of a man who left his office unexpectedly. Maybe a bit too early. But maybe this is how it was supposed to be.