Director: Jacek Bromski
1998
In a small town on the eastern outskirts of the country, life flows peacefully—until a dangerous gang called "The Georgian" begins operating in the area. One of their victims is a group of traders from Belarus. Among all the witnesses, only one young girl has the courage to stand up for the truth and testify. The film explores themes of fear, loyalty, and moral courage in the face of danger. Despite pressure from those around her and the risks involved, the heroine chooses to fight for justice, placing her in a difficult position torn between loyalty and the need to defend her own beliefs. In the background, there unfolds a struggle to find one’s own identity and bravery in a world filled with fear and corruption.