Police chief Michal Trela has to solve a complicated murder case. The circumstances of the crime are reminiscent of an earlier case that occurred in the village during the Second World War. A short time later, another victim is found. The inspector discovers that the small inconspicuous village harbours some dark secrets. During his investigation, the police chief encounters a web of lies and intrigues - no one in the village seems to be interested in solving the crimes.
The Owl Mountains set the scene The Owl Mountains in southwestern Poland, with their green landscapes and enchanted hillls form the backdrop for the chase after the murderer who committed the mysterious crimes. The small villages are the perfect stage for the plot. Old buildings and uncommunicative inhabitants suggest that there are many secrets here that no one is to get to the bottom of. This is the background for the inspector’s investigations and the unravelling of several mysteries, as there are not many people willing to help solve the crimes.
Authenticity through Polish actors
Andrzej Konopka is the star in “Signs”. Konopka plays the tough Inspector Trela, who pulls out all the stops to find the murderer. The 51-year-old Pole made his name in his home country as an actor for theatre, film and television. Konopka has lived a turbulent life. Before becoming an actor, he worked as a sports teacher, puppeteer and editor.
Helena Sujecka plays the policewoman Adrianna Nieradka. The 35-year-old made her
breakthrough in 2007 when she convincingly starred the role of Wiera in the Polish police series "Pitbull". In 2010, she played the teenager Kitka in the Polish coming-of-age comedy "Wonderful Summer" (original title: “Cudowne lato“). In the Polish love film “Little Crushes” (original title: “Male Stluczki“), Sujecka proved in her role of Asia that she is also capable of serious and demanding roles.
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