All language subtitles for Lead.Children.S01E06.1080p.WEB.h264-EDITH

I'm alright.

Good thing they didn't hurt you.

-Sleep. Okay, honey?
-Mum.

Mum, the police station had
so many women outside.

And Mrs. Wiesia was saying
they all came to support you.

Sleep now, honey.

I'm sure you'll like it here, you know.

Wiesia's sister left for Germany
and I don't think she's coming back.

Sleep, darling.

And while you were gone,
Dad's friend from the hospital came by.

He said that pig Adam Herman is going
to be the new department head, not Dad.

LEAD CHILDREN

A SERIES INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS.

Never before in the history of Poland

has the younger generation had
such bright prospects as under socialism.

But to become a manager, a director
or a member of parliament,

good grades and hard work are not enough.

Young representatives
of the working people

must distinguish themselves
through impeccable moral fibre

and serve as a model of socialist honesty.

The Polish United Workers' Party
is addressing these problems

by setting an example
for the younger generation.

Honesty and transparency
are paramount here.

So it's no surprise
that young people are joining

the Polish Socialist Youth Union
in droves.

It won't be long until they obtain
the coveted party membership card.

To the young citizens of our country,
chin up, you are in good hands.

The Polish United Workers' Party
will support you,

since our strength lies in the unity
of the older and younger generation.

THREE MONTHS LATER

I haven't seen you
in Targowisko in three months, Doctor.

I keep sitting at the dovecote thinking
about all the kids who left here.

And soon all those children
will be coming back, won't they?

Why are you telling me this?

If everything here is polluted,

I wouldn't think
them returning's a good idea, right?

I have done my part.

You must take care of yourselves now.

But I tried.

I went to the governor's office,
then to the metal works,

but they wouldn't talk to me.

They would just send me
from director to director.

Let me say that…

I… now get…

how much work it must have taken to get

all those kids away
and into those sanatoriums.

Why are you buttering me up, Mr. Sonntag?

'Cause we need to move everyone
from Targowisko to new apartments.

And I reckon it can't be done
without your help, Doctor.

There has to be a way to do it without me.

What did the secret police do to you?

Bye, Sonntag.

Monday, at 9 a.m. I'm going to see Mycka.

I'll find out how many apartments
the metal works has.

The kids need to move out of Targowisko!

"In the cardiovascular system,

they take on characteristics
of vegetative disorders…

expressed by a transient state…"

Uh…

-What?
-No, no, no.

Darling…

What's wrong?

The kids are going back to Targowisko.

-They had to, eventually.
-Yes, but they shouldn't be living there.

I… I will…

…make you some tea.

You can't move hundreds of households,
it's just not possible.

-Good morning.
-Good morning.

-Good morning.
-Morning. I'll leave you two.

Hi.

They've been keeping me here for so long,
'cause when they started doing tests,

it turned out the problem
is actually neurological.

So the lead poisoning thing was nonsense.

Of course neurological problems
can be caused by lead.

I see your mum prepared you
for this conversation.

-What's your problem with my mum?
-Nothing.

But some things can be pretty easily
solved if you're calm about it.

Okay, well when my mum tried to solve
things calmly, they set our car on fire.

Sure but you know that hundreds
of folks work at the smelter.

And this lead killed how many kids,
Joasia?

There was Tafis.

But that boy could've had
some other diseases.

When I speak to you,
you always explain the world to me.

-Yet you don't seem to hear anyone else.
-What are you saying?

I'm saying this is
the last time I'll visit.

Girl, open up your mind
to a different point of view.

You know what?

When you think about all this calmly,

you'll come to realise
that my mum is looking after sick kids.

And your dad is secret police, Marek,

you cannot change that
with some charming speech.

And in chapter two, I made
some small, really small corrections.

But I think that… hmm…

Perhaps you should avoid
the word "industry" in the title.

And those sources of emissions…

Jola, is something wrong?

The kids are coming back anyway,
so what's the use in writing this?

Jola…

I know the best way you can help them.

Get your doctorate and treat them.

Rehoming is not our job.

This really could be
a groundbreaking paper.

A scientist should have doubts, you know.

Put on those socks, buddy.

What's going on here?

Dad said we haven't been
on a mountain hike in a while

and we have to go.

And he told me that Mum needs
some peace and quiet

so she can focus on her doctoral thesis.

-Which version is true, Dad?
-Both.

Everyone,
I made you some sandwiches for the road,

and some apples.

Don't forget your teddy.

Jola.

I know you can't sleep because
the children will be returning soon.

-So you and the kids are going walking.
-Yeah.

And besides, at least our kids
can't get accused of stealing matches.

Oh, I love you.

Thank you darling.

'Til the end of the world.

NON-FERROUS METAL WORKS

Good morning.

Doctor.

That was my post.

Good morning.

Congratulations
on your promotion to director,

and thank you for helping us
get the children away from here.

-Morning.
-Morning. I was just doing my duty.

-Come in. Please, do come in.
-Right.

And because you know how to fight
for the folks here we, came to you.

Yes, what about?

The children mustn't go to Targowisko,
because the whole area is polluted.

I am aware
of the complications that arise from…

What we're saying is
these families need new apartments.

Living next to the smelter isn't safe.
For anyone.

How am I to move two hundred
and fifty households, and to where?

Homes don't drop from the sky.

Perhaps Mr. Sonntag is planning
on building them.

Mr. Mycka…

The metal works has
its own housing cooperative.

Yes, but, you see, those apartments
are for members of the cooperative,

who have waited
for one of these homes for many years.

Would you give me the addresses
of the housing estates

that the metal works cooperative
is building?

I'm afraid I can't share that information
with just anyone who asks for it.

In that case, goodbye.

But…

-Goodbye.
-Goodbye then.

Ms. Krysia, please connect me
with Major Niedziela.

There'll be no dinner?

Since you found out
that the smelter's toxic,

the fish are getting heavier, too.

How can I help you?

Where can I find out

what apartments the Szopienice
metal works cooperative is building?

No need to investigate them,
I'll just tell you.

The cooperative is building
on Strzelców Bytomskich,

at twenty-one, and…

building on the Rosedenski Estate.

They're building twenty-seven floor
high rises over there.

-How many homes is that?
-In total, about a thousand.

They'll be released over several… years.

Look, Mrs…

You want these homes
for the folks in Targowisko, right?

Yeah.

Then you should remember,

those with authority, if they want to,

could crush any individual, but if…

there is strength around the individual,

they start to get scared.

I'm not sure I have the strength you mean.

I would say 250 households
is some serious strength.

Thank you so much, Governor.

-Good luck.
-Thank you.

God bless.

God bless.

I've come to talk to you mothers,

because your children will be returning
very soon, to Targowisko.

So, their sickness is going to return too.

I am not just saying
that they shouldn't come back to us.

I am telling you that none of us
should be living near the smelter,

because it's unhealthy.

So I am saying to you,

the smelter should provide
each of us with an apartment

so that all of our families
can move away from it.

Right, but how's that gonna work?

They haven't built enough
for everyone here.

So, apartments are being built
by the city and the smelter.

But people in cooperatives wait for years.

-No one will just give them to us.
-Yeah, no one will.

That's true.

Yes, I'm sure they will
not just give us homes.

If we want these apartments,
we will have to fight.

Fight?

Ladies, apparently we're going
to fight the smelter!

Yeah. No, our job…

is to settle for what they offer us.

Because otherwise
things will get much worse.

That's right!
No one's ever won against the smelter.

For years, they have made the area toxic.

Previously, they might not have known it,

but now they are removing the filters
so that production increases.

And that is a fact.

A fact that your children
and families deserve to get a new home.

Yeah, but maybe it'll be fine.

My little one is all better now.
I mean it.

Yeah. My kid is already healthy,
and yours is feeling better.

-Yeah, my boy's better too!
-Would you look at that?

All the kids are feeling better.
Listen, ladies.

The filters'll get returned,
it'll all go back to normal.

Putting the filters back in won't help.

Since everything around
the metal works is contaminated.

Things can only be okay

if we can move all of us
away from the smelter.

I want to go
to the metal works' management

to fight for those apartments. But…

Since I shall go to talk
about your apartments, ladies,

I would like to find out
if you would go with me.

Mm… No.

My old man won't let me.

No. He won't let me.

What about the men?
They'll lose their jobs!

I'd rather go instead of talking here.

It won't work.

Women!

Alone, I can't do this for you.

I'll come with you, Doctor.

I'll go too, Doctor.

-I'll come with you.
-We're going, too.

-I'll go.
-I'll go too.

Let's go, come on, girls.

I'm very glad.

I'm going, too.

-What's going on?
-I did my best.

But the women are coming
to the metal works.

-Get out of here.
-Okay.

The metal works. Holy fucking shit.

-Mrs. Woźniak.
-Mrs. Woźniak.

-Mrs. Pyrtek.
-Mm-hm.

-Mrs. Tafis.
-Mrs. Tafis.

-Fis…
-Dziuba.

Dziuba.

-Majer.
-Majer.

So, what are we going
to do with them, Major?

-I shall start to scream, I swear it.
-Leave it alone.

Your son was nearly killed
because of the poison,

why don't you leave it alone?

-I just can't.
-And I can't.

I do not want to hurt you.

If you don't leave this,
it will end awfully for both of us.

I'm not doing it!

But you've got lead poisoning.
Do you want to lose your baby?

Think it through.

Move your leg or I will scream.

Please, Jola.

The doctor wants to relocate
the folks in Targowisko.

Over two hundred families.

The same doctor you said
would never show her face ever again.

Sit.

-She can't pull it off alone.
-Not alone.

But if she can get
a few hundred ladies to join her,

we'll have a social movement on our hands.

That's why I came to ask for permission
to use extraordinary measures

if we have to.

Use whatever you want, Niedziela.

Because if you don't silence the doctor,
it's back to the works for you.

-Hello.
-Where?

-There.
-Let's go.

But…

-Hello.
-Hello.

-Hello.
-Hello.

-Here?
-Yes, here.

Come on.

-God bless.
-God bless.

-God bless.
-God bless, Mrs. Pyrtek.

We're very sorry
to be intruding on you like this.

It's just that we managed
to get the smelter

to pay for a trip to visit our kids.

I'm from the smelter.

I organised the visit for mothers.

But you have to hurry,
because the buses leave in an hour.

We could only get them for one day.

What about sleeping, are there beds?

Uh… yes, with the kids,
you'll sleep with them.

It's paid for by the smelter.

-Really? That's good.
-Yeah, it is good.

-I suppose I should get ready.
-Yeah.

-God bless, Miss.
-God bless.

Yeah…

-Who's there?
-It's me, Sonntag.

-What happened?
-Doctor…

All the women, they've left.

I heard a commotion outside.

So, I went out, and I saw
some buses pulling into Targowisko.

Mrs. Woźniak said the smelter
is taking them away to visit their kids.

So they won't be
at the smelter tomorrow morning.

Those fuckers know
absolutely everything, don't they.

Now we have to wait
until they all return here.

-Hi, Hubert!
-It's Niedziela to you.

Is this really that urgent?

Tomorrow, you're going to have
dozens of women from Targowisko

who will demand apartments
from the metal works.

They can demand all they want,
we're not giving them any apartments.

If you don't understand the gravity
of the situation, you'd better shut up.

How many apartments
from the social pool are left?

I don't remember, I'd have to check… Hey!

Don't fuck with me!

Mycka, I know full well
that you give away apartments for bribes,

so you have all the numbers
in your head, man.

And I swear if you cheat me
and it turns out it doesn't add up,

you'll be using your own cash
from the drawer above the minibar

to make up the difference. You hear me?

We have twenty-six homes.

There.

There are some pretty angry women
among them.

We need to pacify them.

Now, listen to me closely.
Speak to their husbands.

Tell them these apartments are
for their exemplary work, okay?

They must think
that these apartments have been earned.

Will that do?

If the smelter gives away
26 homes, they'll relax, right?

And in a year, who'll remember this?

And the doctor?

Fucking hell!

These people are here to see you.

Hello. Please accept my apologies,

but no one informed me
about your visit, Doctor.

-So I don't really know what to do now.
-No, that's fine.

-It's a spontaneous visit, but…
-Yes.

Uh, we didn't want to arrive empty-handed,
so we thought we'd bring...

Uh… That is… Well…

Then I suppose…

Perhaps I'll ask you
to follow me to the cafeteria.

Thank you, sir.

I'm sure it will be
more comfortable to meet there.

She's here.

And there's also fellow with her.

She's about to go and talk to the mothers.

I didn't let her in, mind you.
Absolutely not, no chance.

I've no idea how she got in.

Perhaps the kitchen? I've really no idea.

Yesterday they sent you here,

tomorrow they'll come up
with something else.

This is the best moment to pressure
the metal works for apartments.

-Maybe tomorrow?
-Why tomorrow?

-Hang on, Doctor, May I say something?
-Yes, please.

Listen up, ladies.

You don't want
to live there anymore, do you?

Right!

So get up and do something.

Because if we don't do it today,
then you won't get shit from them.

-Why are you so upset?
-Because we gotta act.

I said no interruptions, right?

Comrade Secretary, you're here?

-What's going on?
-Everything's under control.

Under what control?

I've been informed, so to speak,

that the women
have already left the sanatoriums.

What are they planning?

Protests,
tomorrow in front of the smelter.

They want to see the management
about the apartments.

Well, if it's that doctor's doing,
then why don't you arrest her?

Because if I arrest her,
those women will come to the station.

I have a better plan.

Tell me.

We'll bribe the loudest of them
with brand new homes.

When the others get upset
'cause they didn't get one,

they'll start bickering among themselves,
the crowd will disperse. They'll leave.

And if it doesn't, Niedziela?

Well, if it doesn't,
the Polish republic has a law for that.

Don't you start, Niedziela,
with all that bloody law crap.

I made a promise to Edward
of peace and quiet, yes?

Uh…

Thank you and I'm sorry for the trouble,
I just thought it was best not to go home.

It's no trouble.

I don't quite understand
this need to fix the world.

But your courage, I admire.

Alright, time to sleep.

You'll be needing your strength
at the metal works tomorrow.

Tell me why are you're doing this?

Because it's right.

Good night.

Good night.

What do you think he'll say?
He's gonna tell us why he gathered us.

Quiet, he's here!

Gentlemen!

Listen here! Um...

It's a beautiful day today.

Therefore, I bring you beautiful news.

It turns out that the smelter cooperative
has an extra pool of homes,

and it just so happens
that you gentlemen here today

are the ones who get those apartments!

What? You guys hear that?

Director.

Are you being serious?

-Or is this some joke?
-No joke here!

The apartments are waiting just for you!

Bravo! To everyone!

It's a great joy!

A little more enthusiasm, gentlemen!
Come on!

I always said,
together we can do anything!

Bravo! Well done!

-Where you off to?
-To the metal works. I told you.

About all of those apartments
we're supposed to fight for.

-Darling, we've already got one.
-What do you mean?

There was a meeting with Mycka.

He said there is a pool
for outstanding employees.

So that means we got 52 square meters.

Who else got one?

Dziuba, Majer, Pyrtek.

Yeah. They're attempting to shut us up.

The doctor's also getting one.

More than 75 square metres, Greta.

Yeah? Was it the doctor herself
who told you she was given an apartment?

Or could it have been
some prick with a cravat?

I don't understand
why you're fighting still?

For 251 apartments.

Just stop it, will you?

Our family has a new home,
you don't have to go!

No, let me go!

Roman, you're a good man, you know.

I'm sure that you couldn't be bought
for a measly 52 metres.

My dear. If the whole
of the neighbourhood is being poisoned,

well then, everyone has to move out.

Not just us.

What's going on?

The doctor, as usual.

Maybe she's right.

Mum…

-Morning.
-Good day for it.

-Good morning.
-Morning.

I've come to speak to Director Mycka.

I'm afraid I can't let you in.
Please submit a visitation request.

Please call the director and inform him
that he should come down himself,

because we will not be moving
until we have spoken.

I found Mycka!
In the window! Look in the window!

Mr. Mycka!

The smelter's toxic, we want apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

What was it you said, Niedziela?

You are toxic, give us apartments!

"They'll bicker with each other,
and leave."

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

-You are toxic…
-Alright!

They know we're here.
So we'll wait for them here.

Pardon me.

I wondered if you knew
that some folks got an apartment already?

-Yeah. They did, yeah!
-Who did?

Us! But I don't give a shit.
They tried to bribe us with an apartment!

Yeah! They offered my lot one,
but we didn't take it!

Yeah, even if you didn't take it,
others have.

Wait, wait, wait! It was her!

She's the scab
that told us to visit the children!

I did not, what are you talking about?

-It was her!
-What are you saying?

-I know you're trying…
-I didn't talk to you!

-Get out!
-Will you just leave me be! Or I'm gonna…

We'll deal with them all!

Yeah! Bravo!

Let's separate them.

Have them send up a delegation.

Excuse me.

-Excuse me… hello.
-Hello.

Uh… The director will speak
to a delegation of you

and he politely asks the rest to go home.

We're here together
and no one is going anywhere.

We're not going anywhere.

How about, the director comes to us?

-Yeah.
-We aren't going anywhere.

-We won't move.
-Have Mycka come out here.

So, I'll go upstairs,
speak to the director.

-And we'll wait here.
-Good idea.

-We'll be here.
-Quickly.

It appears
that they are going to stay here.

Niedziela, wake up.

Where is your ingenious plan?

This is Niedziela, positions.

MILITIA

Halt!

Left turn!

The Citizens' Militia
orders you to disperse.

This gathering is illegal.

Please remain calm
and return to your homes.

I repeat, the Citizens' Militia
orders you to disperse.

Please remain calm
and return to your homes.

Initiate!

Line forward!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

Yeah, that should disperse them.

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic…

What's on the menu today?

Meatballs. Thanks.

-Guys! Listen to me!
-What?

Look out there,
our women are outside the smelter!

And they sent a riot squad against them!

Wait, what have they done?!

-The militia's at them with truncheons!
-Pick up whatever you can, let's go!

-Everyone!
-Come on, everyone!

-Come on! Move it!
-Let's go!

-Those fucking riot police!
-Let's go!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

Look, what the fuck?

Sergeant!

Second platoon! Go around them!

Watch the rear!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apart…

-Turn on the water cannons!
-Are you crazy?

Grudzień here.
Hold back and wait for new orders.

You are toxic, give us apartments!

It can't wait!
It'll be too late if we don't act soon.

Just shut up!

This is getting out of hand. Even for me.

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

You are toxic, give us apartments!

Abort the operation.

-You are toxic…
-Received. Pulling back.

Platoon! Get ready. Left turn, march!

Let's go.

-Wait!
-You are toxic, give us apartments!

There you are!

You go and tell them
the metal works will take care of it all.

Apartments will be given to everyone.

Where am I going to get 251…

What don't you understand, Mycka?

Get a fucking move on!

Alright, I'll go.

The director's here!

There he is!

Director Mycka is here!
Come on, come on, girls.

Hello.

Morning!

-Good morning all, thanks for coming!
-Morning!

I'm here to share
some brilliant news today!

You'll be getting apartments!

That's right.

Yesterday, we only had 26,
but I personally…

made the right decision
to telephone the First Secretary and he…

Mr. Mycka, please stop
trying to charm us and just tell us

if the apartments are
for every one of us here.

I pledge, there's one for everybody!

Bravo!

It would be wonderful
to have that in writing.

-Exactly!
-That's right!

So we'll draft
the appropriate documents today.

And so perhaps…

Ladies, you can go to your homes.

Workers, you can all get back.

-And the delegation is invited for tea…
-No, the delegation's happy to wait.

In fact, we'll all wait, yes?

Well, in that case, I'm…

going to head… to call some people!

-Yes, good.
-Go on!

We did it, Doctor! We did it!

Very good. The most important thing
is that we stay as a group,

that we stick together,
unanimously, absolutely.

It's very important
that we stay as a group, okay? Yeah.

-What's wrong?
-Oh gosh, what's wrong?

-Doctor!
-My water's broke!

Please get an ambulance!

A bit longer.

Push. Push some more.

Hold on.

Push, push.

-Alright, stop pushing.
-Breathe.

Breathe for a moment. Breathe.

Breathe deeply. Take a big breath.

-I can't do this.
-Deep breath.

-Now!
-Take a breath.

And push hard!

Keep going!

Okay, stop pushing.

Breathe calmly, breathe.

Breathe, breathe.

There it is.

Easy, easy…

Much harder!

It's not…

Breathe...

Okay...

Oh, God…

It's a little girl, Mrs. Wadowska-Król.

A beautiful girl.

Today, we are starting the defence
of the doctoral dissertation of Mrs…

Uh… Mrs. Jolanta Wadowska-Król.

We welcome you warmly. Please, do sit.

To begin, I would like to ask
the reviewer to ask a question.

Over to Professor Marian Konieczny.

I have no questions for you.

It's hard to have any questions
about this dissertation.

Firstly, In my opinion,
the dissertation is simply… quite bad.

To be honest.

Secondly, I don't understand
why we've even gathered here today,

because, to be frank,
there's nothing we could defend here.

Professor?

I share a similar sentiment.

The piece is chaotic, all based
on assumptions and speculation

and not on documented scientific facts.

Could you give some detail?

That's the problem.
The lack of detail within your piece

was its biggest weakness.

Four and a half thousand children
were examined,

over a thousand had lead poisoning.

-That's not detailed?
-No.

No, that's speculation.

Please, Professor,
won't you say something?

Professor?

I agree with the previous statement.

-Good morning.
-Hello.

Professor?

Professor, you knew.

Of course I knew.

How could you?

Imagine you had an option
of a single doctorate

or brand-new beds for eighty children
in a newly built wing in my clinic.

What would your choice be, Jola?

Dear and esteemed comrades and citizens.

I speak to you all to address

and report to the people of this country,
what we have managed to make happen.

Our achievements, for our employees good,

the region and our proud land.

NEW CLINICAL WARD

In 1974,

the value of industrial production

in the province of Katowice doubled.

Let us take a look
at our metal production.

The latest technology…

JOB TRANSFER

…has made its way
into our region's plants in recent years.

It has helped us to reduce
the emissions of harmful substances,

which are a byproduct
of a developing industry,

which has an impact
on our natural environment.

Let us take, for example,
the problem at the Szopienice metal works.

I think you're too small.
You have to grow some more I'd say.

The thoughtlessness of certain
individuals nearly caused…

Arsehole.

…a disastrous tragedy for the children.

And yet, fortunately,

my team discovered the problem

and didn't hesitate when taking immediate,
and appropriate, relevant action.

Niedziela!

You came back after all, huh?

The people responsible
for these oversights

have been severely punished
for their negligence.

Caring for the sick children
of our workers is a priority for me

so I sent the children to the mountains,

for them to rest and convalesce
in sanitoriums for a while.

Yet our aid did not stop
at sending the sick children away.

I've personally come to the decision

to demolish the Targowisko neighbourhood
in Szopienice,

which was threatened by contamination,

and to place the 251 families living there

in newly built apartments.

Our bond with society
is our main source of strength,

as well as the basis
for the righteousness of our policy

and its and its acceptance
by the working people.

Because for the Party,
the well-being of the working people

must stay forever as our first concern.

The Party! Grudzień! The Party! Grudzień!

The Party! Grudzień! The Party! Grudzień!

The Party! Grudzień!

The Party! Grudzień!

The Party! Grudzień!

The Party! Grudzień!

That's our doctor, yeah!

In the 1970s, lead levels around the plant
exceeded safety limits a thousandfold.

Recent research indicates that even though
the smelter was shut down in 2008,

lead levels around it
still exceed the limits set by the WHO.

Grudzień was expelled from the party
in 1981 and died of a heart attack.

Governor Jerzy Ziętek lived to be 84

and died four years
after Zdzisław Grudzień.

Jolanta Wadowska-Król
treated children in Katowice until 2011.

After retiring, she started travelling

and visited all the places
she had dreamt of.

She never defended her dissertation,
despite the unique scope of her research.

In 2021, the University of Silesia,

in recognition of her service
in saving the children of Szopienice,

awarded Jolanta Wadowska-Król
an honorary doctorate.

THE SERIES WAS INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS

AND BY MICHAŁ JĘDRYKA'S BOOK
OŁOWIANE DZIECI. ZAPOMNIANA EPIDEMIA