Return - the latest film by Magdalena Łazarkiewicz (The Last Bell, Maids from Wilko) is inspired by real events, the story of 19-year-old Ula, a girl from a small town who was kidnapped and forced to prostitute in Germany. After 2 years, she manages to escape and return to her hometown, where she meets with social rejection. It does not receive support even among the closest family. Ula, although she has been mentally and sexually abused, does not intend to play the role of victim. He rebels against the ubiquitous hypocrisy of the community. In her surroundings, the Christian principles of charity are proclaimed, but nobody uses these principles in their daily lives. What is more, Christian mercy is misunderstood and falsely, because it allows hurting under the banner of faith. Even the closest ones.

A moving drama about loneliness and exclusion, about the psychological effects of living in family and environmental terror. Asking whether it is acceptable to accept violence in a society that declares that everyday life is guided by the principles of the decalogue.