For Being Alive

In the end of 70s Wroclaw, city in the west-south of Poland, became one of the most important hubs of the new, independent music scene. It was also part of a broader phenomenon which began at the time - the great boom and probably the greatest development of Polish rock music. Outside the official circuit - rebellious and anti-system Polish punk rock scene was born. On the walls of Wroclaw coexisted alongside the political slogans and symbols, including statues of dwarfs of Orange Alternative, subcultural slogans (like "Punk's Not Dead") and various graffiti, which have become another specialty of Wroclaw. The film brings up the story of how it was to be a young man in Poland at that time. The film follows the phenomenon of creation and development of independent rock scene in Wroclaw until today.