Crows

Set in a quiet Polish city, Crows tells the story of a neglected ten-year-old girl who kidnaps a pampered toddler, pretending to be her mother. The film runs for 66 minutes and delves into the psychological struggles faced by its young protagonist. With a focus on complex emotional themes, it offers a distinctive viewing experience in the drama genre.

Crows features a notable cast, including Małgorzata Hajewska-Krzysztofik and Anna Prucnal. As a work by a woman director, it stands out in the cinematic landscape of the mid-90s. The film is produced by Studio Filmowe Oko and Telewizja Polska, adding to its cultural significance.