My Debt 2022
In *My Debt (2022)*, Polish director Denis Delić crafts a gripping drama that follows Slawomir Sikora, a determined young entrepreneur forced into a harrowing spiral of violence when he defends his family against a merciless criminal.
Director: Denis Delić
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *My Debt* (2022) about?
*My Debt* follows Sławomir Sikora, a young entrepreneur who turns to violence after his family is threatened by a ruthless criminal. After killing in self-defense, he's imprisoned for 25 years and must navigate a brutal prison world where survival is a daily battle for humanity.
Who directed *My Debt*?
Denis Delić directed *My Debt* (2022), bringing his signature focus on human resilience to this intense prison drama.
Who stars in *My Debt*?
The film stars Bartosz Sak as Sławomir Sikora, alongside Piotr Stramowski, Olga Bołądź, Marcin Januszkiewicz, and Anna Karczmarczyk in pivotal roles.
Is *My Debt* (2022) worth watching?
For fans of intense prison dramas like *The Shawshank Redemption* but grounded in raw realism, *My Debt* delivers a gripping narrative despite its unrated status. The themes of survival and moral ambiguity make it a compelling watch for drama lovers seeking depth and tension.
How long is *My Debt*?
*My Debt* has a runtime of 94 minutes.
About My Debt (2022) — A Raw Prison Drama of Survival and Dignity
In *My Debt (2022)*, Polish director Denis Delić crafts a gripping drama that follows Slawomir Sikora, a determined young entrepreneur forced into a harrowing spiral of violence when he defends his family against a merciless criminal. After a brutal act of desperation lands him a 25-year prison sentence, Slawomir is plunged into a brutal world of hardened recidivists, where survival hinges on resilience, cunning, and the fragile will to retain humanity amid chaos. The film paints a stark portrait of confinement, exploring isolation, the erosion of justice, and the quiet battles for dignity in an environment designed to strip it away.
Delić, known for his keen eye on human resilience, delivers a tense narrative that balances raw survival with emotional depth. With a stellar cast including Bartosz Sak and Piotr Stramowski, the film immerses viewers in Sławomir's psychological journey—a man stripped of hope yet fighting to reclaim his identity. The atmosphere is suffocating, the stakes unforgiving, and the questions of morality as murky as the prison corridors.