Polish Noir and Crime Landscapes

Warsaw. Establishes the interconnectivity of the present and the communist past.

Sandomierz. Bravely tackles the blood libel myth and provincial anti-Semitism.

1933 Breslau. Thick with decadence, occultism, and fear in a city on the brink of Nazi takeover.

Sopot/Gdynia. Blends forensic psychology with the specific landscape of the Polish coast.

Lipowo Village. Focuses on the social dynamics of a village where everyone knows everyone's sins.

1893 Kraków. Rich with period detail and satire of the Krakow bourgeoisie.

Countryside/Community. "The Doll's Farm" (Farma lalek) explores the dark secrets of a small town in the Kłodzko Valley.