The film will showcase a dark Warsaw, where the fates of a provincial, a taxi driver, and a young lawyer converge on one fateful day. The film in its original language with subtitles poses a harsh question about violence, retribution, the death penalty, and the price of human life. Krzysztof Kieślowski's drama begins with the urban cold and a sense of severed connections between people. At the center are three individuals who initially live in different worlds and are not connected to each other. The young provincial Jacek wanders aimlessly through Warsaw, as if trying to latch onto the city, but receives only a dull rejection from it. The taxi driver also circles the streets, irritated, tired, and locked in his own misanthropy. The third character is a young lawyer who believes in the humanistic meaning of his profession. His storyline introduces the film's question about the state's right to retribution and whether punishment can respond to evil if it itself reproduces cruelty. Find other events in Moscow on KUDAGO.