Nobody's Calling

The account is set just after the Second World War. A young man arrives in the western territories. Those lands had only just been taken over. His name is Bożek. He was in the resistance during the war. He has now left that circle behind. He can tell nobody about it. He tries to settle in a small town. There he meets Lucyna. Something starts between them. His past does not leave him alone. The fear of being recognised is always there, and the account comes from a novel by Józef Hen. Jerzy Wójcik shot it, with Zofia Marcinkowska and Henryk Boukołowski in the eighty six minute film, a Polish production Kazimierz Kutz finished in 1960.