PL | 2011 | 90 min.
reż|dir Marek Koterski prod|pro Jerzy Kapuściński scen|wr „Adam Miauczyński” zdj|ph Jerzy Zieliński muz|mus Fryderyk Chopin, Marta Broczkowska mon|ed Ewa Smal ob|cast Adam Woronowicz, Robert Więckiewicz, Michał Koterski, Małgorzata Bogdańska dys|dis Kino Świat

One and a half hours of male conversation on the eponymous subject written by rising star of Polish playwriting – Adam Miauczynski whose name should not sound strange to numerous fans of Koterski’s works. Two real men, Adam Miauczynski (Adam Woronowicz) and Pucio (Robert Wieckiewicz), joined by an exciting night ride, face mass attack of cunning representatives of the fair sex and attempt to defend last strongholds of masculinity in a feminised world. “It is biting back of men who are visibly weaker and defeated – pushed against the wall, cornered, sent for a time-out” – Koterski remarks. Indeed, it seems that the director’s another accurate diagnosis is aimed not at the “chicks” but frustrated men.

Awards
Gdynia Film Festival 2012 – Award of Youth City Council of Gdynia