1800 gramów, which translates to "1800 grams," is a Polish drama film released in 2009. The film tells the story of Ewa, a woman in her mid-thirties who works as a social worker in an orphanage. Ewa's job is to find families for the children who have been abandoned or left without parents. She is very good at her job, but she is also very lonely.
Ewa's life changes when she meets a young boy named Kuba. Kuba is a three-year-old boy who has just been abandoned by his mother. Ewa immediately takes a liking to Kuba and decides to take care of him herself. She takes Kuba home and begins to raise him as her own son.
As Ewa and Kuba begin to bond, Ewa starts to realize how lonely her life has been. She is a single woman who has dedicated her life to helping others, but she has no one to share her life with. Ewa's life becomes more complicated when Kuba's mother reappears and wants her son back.
The film is a touching story about love, sacrifice, and courage. Ewa's determination to help children and give them a better life is inspiring. She is willing to risk everything to protect Kuba and give him a loving home. The film also explores the theme of loneliness and the importance of human connection. Ewa's love for Kuba gives her a reason to live and a purpose in life.
1800 gramów is a moving and emotional film that will touch your heart. It is a reminder of the important things in life and the power of love and sacrifice.