No End

In 1982, a translator named Urszula Zyro (Grażyna Szapołowska) loses her husband and starts turning to whatever might hold her up: her son, sex, a lawyer, a hypnotist. Poland is under martial law, and Solidarity has been banned. Kieślowski sets her private grief inside that year, and Urszula goes on sitting with her husband's belongings in the quiet apartment, the same rooms she shared with him.