It's the year 1981 in Poland - the Solidarity movement is on the rise, and citizens are willing to openly criticize the Communist regime in ways they had never done before. Janek (Mateusz Kościukiewicz), the teenage son of a navy captain, forms ATIL (All That I Love), a punk-rock band whose songs express a frustration with socialism and a desire for freedom, echoing the sentiments of the Solidarity movement. At the same time, Janek falls in love with Basia (Olga Frycz), a young woman whose father is part of the movement and who disapproves of Janek’s military family. When growing social turmoil leads to martial law, Janek’s relationships and ATIL’s music have serious consequences for his family members, lovers, and friends.

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