New York, 4 A.M.

The story is set in a provincial town dominated by a single bar, 'Błysk,' and overshadowed by a nearby prison. Agnieszka, the bar's waitress, dreams of a life in New York while being pursued by two local men, Krzysiek and Józek. The film weaves a narrative of longing and ambition amidst the mundane backdrop of small-town life.

With a runtime of 83 minutes, New York, 4 A.M. offers a blend of comedy and crime elements that reflect the absurdities of life in a confined setting. The characters' interactions and the bar's role as a social hub drive the plot, making it a notable entry in the genre. The film features performances by Anna Wojton, Janusz Józefowicz, and Ryszard Mróz, contributing to its engaging character-driven story.