Przedwiośnie, 2001, 140 min.
| Director | Filip Bajon | |
| Screenplay | Filip Bajon | |
| Cinematography | Bartek Prokopowicz | |
| Music | Michal Lorenc | |
| Art Director | Anna Wunderlich | |
| Producer | Darius Jablonski |
| Cezary Baryka | Mateusz Damiecki | |
| Ojciec | Janusz Gajos | |
| Matka | Krystyna Janda | |
| Szymon Gajowiec | Daniel Olbrychski | |
| Wandzia | Karolina Gruszka | |
| Laura | Malgorzata Lewinska | |
| Karusia | Urszula Grabowska |
A story of rebellion, love and maturity. The story of young man’s passion for women and history. A screening of Stefan Zeromski novel, one of the most outstanding and significant works of Polish literature.
Cezary Baryka lives in Baku and wants to be an oil engineer, As he falls in love for the first time, the Russian revolution sweeps into town. His friends and his girlfriend are killed, and his mother dies. Baryka, persuaded by his father, leaves for Poland, There, during the war with Bolsheviks, he saves his friend’s life. When the war ends his friend invites him to their family estate where he hopes, finally, to lead a peaceful life. However, a woman falls in love with him and she is not the only one. Baryka is torn apart – his inner voice tells him what he should not do. But it doesn’t say what he should. Until one day…
Cezary Baryka lives in Baku and wants to be an oil engineer, As he falls in love for the first time, the Russian revolution sweeps into town. His friends and his girlfriend are killed, and his mother dies. Baryka, persuaded by his father, leaves for Poland, There, during the war with Bolsheviks, he saves his friend’s life. When the war ends his friend invites him to their family estate where he hopes, finally, to lead a peaceful life. However, a woman falls in love with him and she is not the only one. Baryka is torn apart – his inner voice tells him what he should not do. But it doesn’t say what he should. Until one day…