Dancing in the Corner

Set in Poland following the 1989 collapse of communism, this drama explores a society where color televisions are no longer exclusive luxury items. As these devices become common in homes, the images on the screens begin to mirror the external world, raising questions about the true nature and vibrancy of that reality.

The film was written and directed by Jan Bujnowski, appearing after his previous projects Time Machine and The Devil. This Polish production was created by Indeks Film Studio and Studio Filmowe Indeks. It has a total runtime of 13 minutes.