Åšwinki, 2009, 100 min.
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2009
Karlovy Vary IFF
Special Prize for Filip Garbacz
Polish Film Festival in Gdynia
Best Actor Debut Award for Filip Garbacz
Les Arcs European Film Festival, France
Special Jury Prize
International Young Audience Film Festival in Poznan
Award of Polish Filmmakers Association
| Director | Robert Glinski | |
| Screenplay | Joanna Didik, Robert Glinski | |
| Cinematography | Petro Aleksowski | |
| Music | Cornelius Renz | |
| Art Director | Stefan Hauck | |
| Producer | Witold Iwaszkiewicz |
| Tomek | Filip Garbacz | |
| Marta | Anna Kulej | |
| Ciemny | Daniel Furmaniak | |
| Weber | Rolf Hoppe | |
| Tomek’s Mother | Dorota Wierzbicka | |
| Tomek’s Father | Bogdan Koca | |
| Agata | Katarzyna Pyszynska | |
| Borys | Tomasz Tyndyk |
“Piggies” are teenage prostitutes from a small town on the Polish western border who sell their bodies cheaply for electronic gadgets, cosmetics or clothes. 16-year-old Tomek, who lives close to the border, learns one day that his schoolmate is offering his services to German pedophiles. In order to meet the whims of his girlfriend, Tomek becomes a star of evening jaunts to Germany.