Skóra właściwa (2026)

A mother and daughter, united by illness, open the door to a deeply personal world of tenderness, resilience, and quiet bravery. Marysia, a young sculptor, channels her turbulent emotions into art as she grapples with her mother’s breast cancer journey. By carving her mother’s likeness and inking her own chest, she dissolves the limits of contact, flesh, and unspoken sorrow. What emerges is a shared ritual—both an embrace and a reckoning—with shame, dread, and the scars of the past that refuse to fade.