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A pair of architects are working on a major housing project, which puts their relationship to the test and requires them to choose between their careers and their ideals. Synopsis "Open Form" is the story of Oskar and Zofia Hansen, a pair of visionary architects who set new standards in the architecture of post-war Poland.

The film centres around their most important achievement - the family house in Szumin. It is a radical project that they had to grow up to, as architects and as individuals. As the film begins, they are both working on their most monumental realisation of the Przyczółek Grochowski housing estate in Warsaw.