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Synopsis: The Chronicles of Sułoszow ?? In the golden, crop-rich village of Sułoszow, a series of hilarious and slightly "exposing" events unfolds through the lens of Zofia, a witty 25-year-old with a penchant for mischievous photography. The saga begins on the 20th birthday of her neighbor, Wawrzyniec, who is left in the care of Zofia's energetic mother, Grażyna, while his own mother travels to Switzerland. The story follows these key chapters of village life: The Birthday Bath: Grażyna performs a "traditional" cleansing of Wawrzyniec, hosing him down inside a hollow, cylindrical haystack mold. The resulting spectacle leads to Zofia and Grażyna mocking Wawrzyniec's "male appendages," which they humorously liken to a tiny, 8 cm toy elephant. The Scale of Things: Zofia documents the comparison in her diary, "I see everything," using a toy elephant to non-explicitly illustrate the modest scale of what they witnessed during the bath. The Alien Invasion: The plot thickens when Zofia discovers a group of tiny, extraterrestrial-looking figures on her farm table, originating from a neighbor’s farm. These include neon-colored beings with four pairs of ribs and translucent, jelly-based entities. The "Little Mouse" Confession: A humiliated Wawrzyniec confesses to Zofia that he felt like a " mouse" in her presence during the bath. Zofia immediately seizes this as a new nickname, documenting his defeat with a selfie titled "Selfie with the Little Mouse". The Masculinity Duel: Another villager, Marek, attempts to defend Wawrzyniec’s honor by accusing the women of treating him as "spoils of conquest". He challenges Zofia to a tractor race to prove his bravery, only to be left in the dust by her superior driving skills. The Cornfield Interrogation: The story reaches a peak as Wawrzyniec tries to hide in the cornfields, only to be tracked down by Zofia and her "Intergalactic Council" of tiny aliens for a final, hilarious interrogation. Through diaries and social media spats, the story explores themes of village power dynamics, the perils of being a "submissive" neighbor, and the absolute dominance of Zofia’s camera.