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The story is about young, full of life and passionate Varsovians. Before the war, they make plans for the future. During the war, they work in the underground. For them it is not only a patriotic duty, but also youthful adventures, an opportunity to shine in front of their peers, and to impress girls. At the training ground, they are having affairs, showing off, or fooling around. They do not know yet that this summer will be the real test for their lives. Reunited friendship of heroes makes one of the boldest insurgent troops. They become witnesses of sacrifice and heroism, but also of cruelty, treachery and murder. They learn to love and hate. They learn from a bloody history a brutal lesson during their young age.

• Why the Holocaust?
• Family album
• The early Maus
• Why mice?
• Why comics?
• Family tree
• Vladek's transcript
• Memories of Anja
• Chronology.

The New York cartoonist traces the creative process that went into drawing his Pulitzer Prize-winning classic, revealing the sources of his inspiration and describing his parents' emotional struggles as Holocaust survivors after the end of World War II.

• Whatever happened to Polish cinema after 1989? / Mateusz Werner
• Resolving a crisis of identity : how central-eastern European cinema adjusted to the changes of 1989 / Michael Brooke
• The arrival of the new documentary : two decades 1989-2009 / Adrezej Kołodyński
• Cinema and history / Andrezej Werner
• The second youth of a sixty-year old : Polish animation after 1989 / Mariusz Frukacz
• Is Poland a woman? : Feminist and homosexual themes in Polish film from 1989-2009 / Anita Piotrowska
• The phenomenon of Polish independent cinema in 1989-2009 / Joanna Rożen-Wojciechowska
• Polish cinema, a return to market economy / Jerzy Płażewski
• Polish cinema success stories / Janusz Wróblewski
• Strategies of Polish commercial cinema after 1989 / Małgorzata Sadowska
• Tradition and diversity : an outline of Polish film education / Krzysztof Świrek.

• DVD 1: The race (Wyścig, 1989, animation) / dir. Marek Serafiński
• The abnormal (Nienormalni, 1990, documentary) / dir. Jacek Bławut
• Franz Kafka (1991, animation) / dir. Piotr Dumała
• DIM. (1992, animation) / dir. Marek Skrobecki
• 89mm from Europe (89mm od Europy, 1993, documentary) / dir. Marcel Łoziński
• Stench (Smród, 1994, fiction) / dir. Artur Urbański
• Missy (Pańcia, 1995, fiction) / dir. Iwona Siekierzyńska
• Hairdresser (Fryzjer, 1996, animation) / dir. Robert Sowa
• Silence (Cisza, 1997, documentary) / dir. Małgorzata Szumowska
• Jacob (Jakub, 1998, fiction) / dir. Adam Guziński.

• DVD 2: Such a nice boy I gave birth to (Takiego pięknego syna urodziłam, 1999, documentary) / dir. Marcin Koszałka
• Tuning the instruments (Strojenie instrumentów, 2000, animation) / dir. Jerzy Kucia
• A man thing (Męska sprawa, 2001, animation) / dir. Sławomir Fabicki
• The cathedral (Katedra, 2002, animation) / dir. Tomasz Bagiński
• A bar at Victoria Station (Bar na Viktorii, 2003, documentary) / dir. Leszek Dawid
• Telefono (2004, fiction) / dir. Marcin Wrona
• Melodrama (Melodramat, 2005, fiction) / dir. Filip Marczewski
• Taking care (Pod opieką, 2006, documentary) / dir. Jan Wagner
• Beyond the wall (Po tamtej stronie, 2007, documentary) / dir. Vita Żelakeviciute
• The calf (Cielaczek, 2008, documentary) / dir. Marek Marlikowski
• Where the sun doesn't rush (Tam gdzie słońce się nie spieszy, 2009, documentary) / dir. Matej Bobrik.

Accompanying DVD contains ten short movies: Rynek / Józef Robakowski (4:21) -- Test / Józef Robakowski (2:10) -- Okno / Ryszard Waśko (8:25) -- 1,2,3 ćwiczenie operatorskie / Paweł Kwiek (7:54) -- Ćwiczenie / Józef Robakowski (4:20) -- YYAA / Wojciech Bruszewski -- Ide / Józef Robakowski (2:35) -- Zaprzeczenie / Ryszard Waśko (4:00) -- Obszar / Kazimierz Bendkowski (4:43) -- A-B-C-D-E-F = 1-36 / Ryszard Waśko (6:10).