No one knows

Nobody knows, one of the most shocking and at the same time empathetic films in the work of Hirokaz Koreeda, finally on the screens of Polish cinemas!

No One Knows was appreciated by audiences and critics around the world, thanks to which Hirokazu Koreeda received two Blue Ribbons from the Tokyo Film Critics Association for Best Director and Best Film. Yūya Yagira, for his portrayal of Akira's eldest son at the age of 14, received the best actor award at Cannes, thus setting the current record for the youngest winner of the Cannes acting award.

The Fukushima family is moving into a new apartment. Keiko, the mother of a 12-year-old boy named Akira, introduces him to the tenant as her only child. However, it soon turns out that she has hidden the existence of the other children — Kyōko (11), eager to learn the piano, the energetic and noisy cliffhanger Shigeru, and the youngest, five-year-old Yuka. Therefore, only Akira can go outside, and none of the children attend school.

The two oldest children watch with increasing anxiety as mom's returns “from work” take longer and longer. When Keiko falls in love again, she decides to leave for a longer stay with her new boyfriend, leaving the children in the care of her eldest son. And although he promises to return, he disappears for good, and Akira and his siblings will be forced to survive on their own.