Screw Mickiewicz

Overview

Jan Sienkiewicz, a once-prominent writer and lecturer, finds himself teaching at a Warsaw high school after being expelled from academia. He takes on the notorious class IIB, filled with rebellious students who scorn education. Despite their troubled backgrounds and grim prospects, Sienkiewicz approaches his task with passion, creativity, and a deep love for literature. As he strives to connect with these outcasts, he hopes to inspire them to embrace their potential. The narrative weaves themes of friendship, love, and redemption, ultimately exploring the idea that everyone deserves a second chance.