They came from two different worlds: he – a vainglorious showman, she – a modest music teacher. Connected through Planet Single dating app, later, as a celebrity couple in love, they hosted a hit TV show. Now they face life's greatest challenge - getting married.

 

The third chapter of the wildely successful "Planet Single" series. The romantic music teacher Ania (Agnieszka Więdłocha) and TV celebrity Tomek (Maciej Stuhr) met through the Planet Single dating app. They were bitter enemies before eventually falling in love. And then they fell out of love. The bubble of ideal love burst rather quickly but despite going through a major crisis they reunited as a couple to host a special Chritsmas TV Show. Now they are ready for the next step in their relationship - getting hitched! But are they ready for a Polish countryside wedding?

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At Ania’s request the wedding takes place in the country, at the village of Tomek’s family with whom he hasn’t been in touch for quite a while. His mother and brothers are like a model Italian family: every conversation is a storm brewing, where a simple conversation can turn into a feisty row in no time. Moreover, Ania’s mother Krystyna (Danuta Stenka), who joins the wedding guests with her much younger partner, does not quite match Tomek’s mother Jadwiga’s (Maria Pakulnis) vision of a respectable in-law for her son. There is no shortage of problems in the lives of other wedding guests either: the marriage of Ola (Weronika Książkiewicz) and Bogdan (Tomasz Karolak) is put to the test by their toddler Mikołaj, and thier teenage daughter Zośka (Joanna Jarmołowicz) is confronted by a Polish countryside that she has so far experienced only via Instagram. But the real spark about to ignite the powder keg will be the unexpected arrival of Tomek’s long-lost father Max (Bogusław Linda). 

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SAM AKINA ​​

 

Award-winning screenwriter and director of commercials, music videos and feature films. His debut “Bullets, Blood and a Fistful of Ca$h”, shot on a shoestring budget, was distributed in over 30 countries. In 2009 he founded a Seattle‐based company Attackships On Fire which focused on producing commercials. His relationship with Polish cinema began in 2011 with the screenplay of “Listy do M.”, which he co‐wrote. In 2016 he co‐created, together with his partner Jules Jones, the screenplay of “Planet Single” for Gigant Films. The duo subsequently worked together on two sequel scripts, the first of which Akina directed. He is also the codirector of “Planet Single 3”.

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MICHAŁ CHACIŃSKI 

 

Producer, director, film critic, journalist, scriptwriter and producer of over 600 editions of television programs for TVP1, TVP2, TVP Kultura and Kino Polska. Between 2011 and 2013, artistic director of the Polish Film Festival in Gdynia. From 2006 to 2016, screenwriting expert at the Polish Film Institute. Co‐produced by Radosław Drabik and Michał Chaciński, “Planet Single” attracted almost 2 million cinema viewers to become one of the greatest successes of Polish film after 1989, praised in rare unison both by cinemagoers and film critics. Its sequel “Planet Single 2” followed its predecessor with attendance of almost 1,7 million viewers.

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