Moonlighting

The film follows Nowak, a Polish contractor who leads a group of workmen to London for a government project. As they provide cheap labor, the men grapple with temptations and the emotional toll of separation from their families. Nowak, the only English speaker in the group, uses his language skills to manage his team while facing the complexities of their situation.

Set against the backdrop of political unrest in Poland, the story deepens as Nowak confronts challenges beyond labor conditions. The film's runtime is 97 minutes, capturing the tension and struggles faced by the workers as they adapt to life in a foreign city.

For collectors, "Moonlighting" is available in various formats including VHS, DVD, Laserdisc, and Betamax. This variety offers options for those interested in different physical media formats, making it a versatile addition to any collection.