King Size

This Polish comedy centers on a secret society of dwarves residing in the basement of a scientific institution. These small beings live in a world of filing cabinets governed by a despotic ruler. In this society, only males exist, and the inhabitants long for the freedom of the larger human world. The ruling elite controls a chemical elixir called King Size, which allows a dwarf to grow to human proportions. Once they reach this size, they can enter human society and form relationships with women, though few ever wish to return to their original state.

Directed by Juliusz Machulski, this film followed his 1984 production Sexmission and preceded Vinci 2, released in 2025. Machulski also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Jolanta Hartwig-Sosnowska. The movie features a cast of 34 credited performers, including Jacek Chmielnik, Jerzy Stuhr, and Katarzyna Figura. Produced by WFF Lodz and Zespół Filmowy Kadr, the story focuses on the experiences of Olo, Ala, and Adaś. Audience reception is generally positive, with the film holding a rating of 6.8/10 on TMDB based on 95 votes.