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Jan Sienkiewicz is a writer and lecturer who, after being dismissed from a university, finds employment at a high school in Warsaw. He is assigned to a class of rebellious outcasts who are resistant to learning and viewed as hopeless by the school. Using literature and unconventional teaching methods, Sienkiewicz attempts to guide these students and offer them a second chance at a successful future. The story focuses on the resulting bonds of friendship and love that form within the chaotic school environment.

The comedy-drama was directed by Sara Bustamante-Drozdek, marking the first entry in a series of three films. The movie features Dawid Ogrodnik in the lead role as Jan Sienkiewicz, alongside Hugo Tarres, Wiktoria Koprowska, Ada Grodzka, Artur Gwizdak, and Krystian Embradora. The production was supported by companies including PISF and Artrama, with a screenplay written by Kacper Szymański. The film involved a credited cast of 59 people and a crew of 57. On TMDB, the movie holds a rating of 5.5/10 based on 27 votes.