Directed by Michał Rogalski ("The Last Action", "Time of Honor"), the producers' film "Everything I Love" - the Polish Oscar candidate in 2011. Awarded multiple times at film festivals in Poland and abroad, enthusiastically received by audiences and critics.

At the Camerimage 2015 festival it was recognized as the Best Polish Film, and at the 40th. At the Gdynia Film Festival, he was honored with the Best Supporting Actress Award for Maria Semotiuk and the Best Cinematography Award for Jerzy Zieliński. The film also received a Golden Kittens statuette - the Youth City Council Award. Jury 39. The Montreal International Film Festival has recognised the film for the screenplay awarding it an award in this category.

Romek and Guido are seventeen years old and their whole lives ahead of them. Their dreams are no different from those of other teenagers - they want to listen to music, swing dance, date girls. Were it not for the circumstances, they could be best buddies. Unfortunately, they meet in 1943. Guido serves in a branch of the German gendarmerie, stationed in the Polish province. In her spare time, she listens to banned English-language radio stations broadcasting jazz and stealthily falls in love with beautiful France. Meanwhile, Romek helps his mother by working as a driver's assistant. Like Guido, he is interested in Frank. One day, wanting to impress a girl, he steals a suitcase with records and a patheon. The event will cause the roads of Romek and Guido to intersect, forcing the boys to make a decision that will change their lives forever.