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A man spends two months salary to buy a Russian movie camera to take pictures of his new baby daughter but finds himself far more interested in filming other things as time goes by. He even begins a club at work and ends up being tasked to film a company celebration, after which he achieves a certain small fame. This spurs him on to film other things and escape his drab existence to the point where he's neglecting his wife and baby daughter to the point where she takes the baby and leaves. Now it seems that on occasion there have been things that he's filming that are causing problems, not that he knows, but he's exposing certain things that he didn't know about that don't set too well with his superiors. And when his zeal for film-making leads to trouble for his boss then he's forced to rethink his actions and finds himself regretting what he's doing. An interesting look at Poland and life there while it was still under communist rule. It's an oddly touching film because you want to see this man rise above his nothing life but then he realizes what's really more important. Recommended. 8 out of 10.
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