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Jerzy Nowak, a renowned 84 year old Polish actor who has appeared in Andrzej Wajda's films as well as Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List, decided that after death, his body should be used for the benefit of science. As an actor, he's playing his last role, while at the same time the first leading role of his life. Personal, ironic and often times positive, Nowak passionately explains the reasons for this sometimes taboo-raising decision.

HER NAME IS LIUBOV. It means 'love' in Russian. SHE IS THE MOTHER. She has 9 children. She's adopting a tenth. SHE IS ALWAYS RUNNING. Away from her violent husband, to her eldest son in jail. From the maternity house to the school. From the hospital to the farm. WHERE CAN SHE RUN TO NOW?

After the split of Czechoslovakia in 1992, former political dissident, leader of the Velvet Revolution, playwright and essayist Vaclav Havel became the first president of a new country, the Czech Republic. Such events are not commonplace so, he permitted his friend, filmmaker Pavel Koutecky to film him. The result is CITIZEN HAVEL, a documentary that provides an intimate look at a man of unusual experiences.