Strawman

Overview

Budny, a dedicated secret service agent, spends two decades covertly monitoring Bishop Karol Wojtyla. As he observes the unaware Wojtyla, an intense and one-sided attachment develops, spiraling into an obsessive fixation for Budny. This complex and pathological relationship highlights the blurred lines between duty and personal obsession, revealing the extent of Budny's emotional turmoil as he grapples with his feelings for someone who remains oblivious to his existence. The narrative explores themes of surveillance, longing, and the consequences of unacknowledged connections.