Director: Jacek Bromski
2000
A teenager working in a car repair shop actually makes a living through petty thefts. He dreams of earning recognition among local car thieves, which leads him to decide to steal a luxury Jaguar. At the same time, he tries to fulfill his grandmother’s wish—to take her to mass at the basilica. The film tells a story of coming of age, internal conflicts, and the struggles of a young boy trying to balance rebellion and the desire to impress with more innocent aspirations. In a world of small crimes, where it’s easy to lose oneself in the pursuit of acceptance, the protagonist discovers that the true value of life lies in family and simple acts of affection, which carry far greater power than theft.