Synopsis

Marian Marzynski, in his latest critically acclaimed film, delves into the wartime childhood he himself endured, alongside those of other child survivors. He explores their complex feelings about Poland, the Catholic Church, and the lasting impact of identities shaped by a desperate need to survive – where the first lesson was to never forget how to lie. It is a deeply personal exploration, a first unveiling of these formative years, examining the ramifications of survival itself.