PL | 2012 | 58 min
reż|dir Sławomir Rogowski, Stanisław Zawiśliński prod|pro Adam Sokołowski scen|wr Sławomir Rogowski, Stanisław Zawiśliński zdj|ph Jerzy Grabowski mon|ed Jerzy Grabowski ob|cast Natlia Rolleczek, Paweł Korombel, Hubert Korombel, Zdzisława Sienkiewicz, Izabela Olszewska, Michał Olszewski, Józefa Hennelowa, dr Piotr Marecki, Jerzy Zoń oraz aktorzy teatru KTO dys|dis DeLord Sp. z o.o.

Her first and biggest success became her life curse. A documentary about the incredible life of Natalia Rolleczek, author of the famous book “Wooden Rosary”, where she criticised the Order of the Felician Sisters and, indirectly, the whole Catholic church. This caused her to be “pigeonholed” in a Catholic country as a fighting atheist. Several years ago the title was unexpectedly reprinted. Once again it caused controversy. This made the directors track the whole career of the author, her ups and downs, her truly heroic deeds as well as her “penance”.

Sławomir Rogowski (1957)
Journalist, member of the National Broadcasting Council of Poland. He graduated from the Faculty of Journalism and Political Science at the University of Warsaw (1982). He founded (1995) and until 1999 compered the Film Summer Festival in Kazimierz Dolny.

Stanisław Zawiśliński (1953)
Journalist, author, director, and scriptwriter of documentary films. Graduated from the Faculty of Journalism and Political Science at the University of Warsaw. Author, co-author, editor and publisher of numerous books on the people of Polish cinema.