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Poland, in the politically turbulent late
1970's: Witek is running to catch a train.
From this banal event, Krzysztof Kieslowski, the director of 'Dekalog' and the 'Three Colours' trilogy, imagines three different possible outcomes in the young man's life.
In the first scenario, Witek catches the train on which he meets some hard line communists and joins the party. In the second, as Witek runs for the train, his path is blocked by a ticket inspector; the ensuing struggle leads to his arrest
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and subsequent involvement in the political underground. In the final scenario, Witek misses
the train and he returns to the medical studies that he intended to abandon. He falls in love
with a female student, gets married and lives a quiet life as a doctor, showing little interest in
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