Marcin Kołodyński

One of the best Polish comedies of the late 1990s, "Boys Don't Cry" is a satirical look at the gangsters of Poland and some teens who accidentally get involved with them.

Forty-something Leon is an alcoholic, ex-special forces barely scraping by when he's hired by a mobster to protect his 16 year old daughter. Not only does Leon have to clean up his act, but also handle the romantic advances of his ward and the keen attention of his dangerous employers.

Adam has experienced a lot in his life, but he's still waiting for great love. He dreams of a passionate lover who will fulfill all his desires. His ex-wife always believed that a bed was only for sleeping. Adam hopes that there is a woman out there who will change his life. And he is not mistaken: a beautiful woman named Małgorzata appears on the horizon - a tigress in the guise of a modest teacher, who introduces him to the world of true passion. Blinded by love, they forget about the rest of the world. However, their relationship faces difficult moments as well - their personalities are as compatible as oil and water, and the reality of Polish life puts their love to many tests. Can their romance survive?