Darkness

During World War II, in Poland under the German occupation, the plumber Podek (Robert Wickiewicz) Wieckiewicz) and his partner Zapek also work as thieves, and the intricate sewers have become their best hiding place and storage room. He did business with the city's blocked Jewish quarter, was an old acquaintance with the Ukrainian officers in the German army, and enjoyed a little freedom of life in troubled times. Soon the Germans began to massacre and hunt Jews. Some Jews who did not want to be taken to concentration camps reached a deal with Podek and were given the opportunity to hide in the sewers on a per capita basis. The dark and smelly sewers became Podek's refuge for the Jews. All the Jews on the ground were quickly captured. Under the soaring prices and the continued high pressure from the Germans, Zapek left him. Podek only relied on himself to maintain the safety of the Jews in the sewers...