Somewhere in Europe, somewhere in Poland lives Pawel - a simple man working on a small river ferry close to his village. He spends most of his day taking the villagers to the other side of the river. Every day looks the same, but one day he notices somebody crossing the river swimming. This person is Mohammad, an immigrant from Palestine. Finally, Pawel has somebody to talk to.

These are the last hours of 13-year-old Sasha’s life in a boarding school for children without parental care. He is one of the luckiest – an American family has finally adopted him. Today he will move to another country forever but there’s something that holds him back.

A young woman is looking for an apartment in a busy metropolis, while overcoming the sense of alienation and trying to find her place. As she explores the spaces, a new meaning through dance and pictures is given to the seemingly banalities of everyday life.

The human flock flows across ondulating fields. An unenlightened hunter crosses its path. This is an inspiring environmental dance film or audiovisual meditation on Fibonacci patterns in the landscape, herd behaviour, film structure and music.

Unexpectedly evicted from his house, Erki faces a rather difficult task of taking care of his lonely mother. He’s forced into becoming an undertaker. But the situation is about to get a whole lot worse, when Erki meets his new colleague for whom it's just another day on the job.

Julia is short in stature and struggles with rejection and loneliness. She dreams of a relationship and physical intimacy with a man. Unexpectedly, she meets a handsome truck driver.