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Robert Klin (Artur Żmijewski) is the owner of the "Ostatni Sen" funeral home. He unexpectedly dies while having sex with his lover, Gabi (Gabriela Muskała). The terrified woman doesn't know what to do. Finally, she decides to call her husband Marian (Rafał Maćkowiak). He is also unfaithful - he cheats on her with the deceased's wife, Wera (Aleksandra Adamska). The couple arrives at the scene of the tragedy, as does Robert's ex-wife, Ineza (Krystyna Janda). Everyone realizes that the deceased was insured for five million zlotys. Some time later, the will is read and all the women are present. Everyone wants to know who will receive the company and the money. The answer is surprising and includes the mysterious Olga (Karolina Gruszka), also present at the funeral. At the same time, the takeover of Robert's estate by four ladies becomes the beginning of trouble for them. As it turns out, the company did not make any money, and the deceased was in debt to the gangster, Jerzy Szpak (Jan Peszek).
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