Zezowate szczęście, PL 1960 b&w 107 min.
dir: Andrzej Munk
pro:  Zespół Filmowy Kamera
sc: Jerzy Stefan Stawiński
ph: Jerzy Lipman, Krzysztof Winiewicz
mus: Jan Krenz
ed: Jadwiga Zajicek
cast: Bogumił Kobiela, Maria Ciesielewska, Helena Dąbrowska, Barbara Kwiatkowska, Krystyna Karkowska, Barbara Polomska, Irena Stalończyk, Tadeusz Bartosik, Henryk Bąk, Aleksander Dzwonkowski
dis: Best Film

The story is an odyssey of a little man through Poland of 1930 to 1950. It shows his attempts to cope with a changing world which seems to have no place for him. He has no consciousness of any kind but is always on the verge of turning into a more coherent human being, only to be slapped down. It begins with the hero’s childhood. Then comes the first love marred by his unwilling involvement in fascist politics, him being taken for a Jew because of his nose. Later he decides to join the army to charm the girl, but arrives too late for any fighting. He is arrested by entering German troops while he dresses in officer’s uniform and mistakenly sent to POW camp as an officer.