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Staszek lives in Bialystok and is a member of the Radical Youth Association, abbreviated as ZMR. He is not a radical himself, but belonging to nationalists gives him strength and a sense of purpose. Fulfilling the orders of the charismatic leader - Roman, Staszek and the rest of their buddies engage in patriotic activities and actions that are to give the organization due publicity. Unfortunately, most of them end in a fiasco and a total catastrophe ... During one of such actions, Staszek meets Pola, a young left-wing activist who recently broke up with her boyfriend - Kajetan. Staszek, enchanted with the girl, decides to hide his affiliation with ZMR from her. Soon, the couple in love will become Romeo and Juliet of two opposing camps: national and hipster-left, and the "forbidden love" of young heroes will lead to a series of surprising events, the finale of which will take place in Warsaw, during the celebration of the greatest Equality Parade in history.—G

If not for an injury, Staszek would be a Premier League star today. If not for her broken heart, Pola would continue to live in Warsaw. If not for a blind chance, they might never have met - thus things that made the news nationwide would never have happened. But what is done cannot be undone - and that's how a roller coaster ride begins. He turns out to be a local troublemaker and a member of Roman's nationalist gang, while she's an activist representing all that Staszek and his radical buddies are out to fight against. Does their love stand a chance? Does it make sense? It's hard to say and even harder to predict. In any case, Cupid's arrow triggers off a chain of funny events involving the media, politicians, foreign visitors, a perky priest, and a number of people from very different walks of life.—themoviedb