Brokat - Season 1
Season 1
In 1976 Sopot, Poland, three determined women navigate social and political changes as they strive to find independence, financial freedom and love.
Episodes
Noc miłości
At a party for a hotel opening, Helena, Pola and Marysia face difficult choices to protect their businesses, family and personal safety.
Welcome to the Club
After losing her business license, Pola decides to blackmail Władek. Helena continues to see Staszek while Marysia reunites with Jurek.
Chcę, żebyś patrzył
Pola meets with Helena's contact at the Security Agency. Marysia teams up with Jurek to settle a score, but their relationship hits a snag.
Będzie słonecznie
Helena, Tomas and Bogdan spend the day soaking up the sun on the beach. But they run into trouble when they stop for dinner at a local restaurant.
A seks?
Despite Anna's wishes, Pola partners with Władek and Karmen to open a perfume business. Helena has second thoughts about her assignment for Adam.
O czym marzy dziewczyna
After failing to find clients at the hotel, Marysia reconciles with Jurek. Jealous of his handsome rival, Adam takes in Staszek for questioning.
Noc striptizów wszelakich
Tomas, his friends and Bogdan gather to watch the volleyball game. But the evening goes astray after they discover what Helena does for a living.
Nie wszystko od razu
Anna and Józek's sudden disappearance shakes Pola. Marysia refuses to cooperate with the Security Service. Helena tries to sever ties with Adam.
Puchar Pokoju
Marysia and Staszek run into each other at the university. Pola and Władek's family troubles get in the way of their perfume business.
Święto Piosenki
Helena completes her final assignment. Pola finds new partners for her business while Marysia confronts Jurek and starts a new life.
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