Incredible story of Ina
Benita, one of the most enigmatic figures of Polish cinema of the 1930s. She was a star whose chances of a great international
career were buried by a war. For years her fate was shrouded in mystery.
Throughout the post-war period the legend was that she died in the sewers
during the Warsaw Uprising. It was only in 2019 that a young journalist,
Marek Teler, discovered that she had actually died in Pennsylvania in
1980s. What did she do during the war? Why was she infamous? Why did she
never tell her American family who she had been before the war? This
documentary film attempts to unravel the amazing story of this
extraordinary actress.
Cast: Marta Starmielska,
Martyna Zozula, Bogdan Lachendrowicz
Music: Monika Szpyrka
Runtime: 84 minutes
When teenage trouble
maker orphan Hela learns that her 5 years old sister has been adopted, she
decides to run away from the reformatory to find and kidnap her sibling.
