Custody

The year is 1967. Klara Małosz is imprisoned, sentenced to life for involvement in an economic scandal. Soon, it becomes clear that she is pregnant. After failed attempts to induce a miscarriage, she decides to carry the pregnancy to term and give birth. Her husband Adam, convinced of her innocence, warns her about a planned review of the trial, but Klara admits her guilt. After the birth of their daughter, she suffers a dramatic shock—the child is taken from her and placed in the care of Adam’s mother.