Grandpa Jurek had to die many times in his life: in occupied Warsaw, at night on the street, where he runs into two German soldiers during curfew. In the world-famous town of Oswiecim, where he experiences the deathly hunger as a forced laborer. In Opole, the war-destroyed city, where he still dreams of delicacies and multi-course lunches in front of the empty shelves of his grocery store No. 6, still starving. And also, when he is already married to Grandma Zofia and their daughter falls in love with a well-known delinquent and son of regime-critical parents, who wants to abduct her to Canada. Because there, Grandpa Jurek, now the director of a department store, briefly rises to become the most successful delicatessen seller in Opole and finds himself, seemingly innocent, in the deathly darkness of a cell. Matthia.