Quo Vadis is a 2001 Polish film directed by Jerzy Kawalerowicz based on the book of the same title by Henryk Sienkiewicz. It was Poland's submission to the 74th Academy Awards for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, but was not nominated.
The central plot in the movie revolves around the love of a Roman patrician, Marcus Vinicius, towards a Christian girl (coming from the territory of modern day Poland) set against the backdrop of the persecutions against Christians during the reign of Nero.
In the beginning, Lygia, a Christian and hostage of Rome, becomes the object of Vinicius' love but she refuses his advances. Vicinius' friend Petronius tries to manipulate Nero, who has authority over all Roman hostages, to give Lygia to Vinicius, but Lygia is taken into hiding by Christians. Marcus Vinicius decides to find her and force her to be his wife. He goes to a Christian meeting along with Croton, a gladiator, to find her. After following her from the meeting, Marcus tries to take her, but Ursus, a strong man and friend of Lygia, kills Croton. Marcus himself is wounded in the fight, but is taken care of by Lygia and the Christians. Seeing their kindness he begins to convert to Christianity, and Lygia accepts him.
Nie, nie wychodz w nocy na ulice
Moje miasto wcale nie zasypia
Bramy kryja swoje tajemnice
A za rogiem zawsze stoi ktos
Tutaj kazdy ma swojego gnata
Tutaj kazdy bagnet ma
W nocy bracie nikt sie nie zawaha
Tu powieka nawet nie drga
Miasto w dzien niby niewinne
Noca inny wymiar ma
Wycie syren policyjnych
Kogos gonia ktos ucieka
Sentymenty oraz litosc
To historia juz przezyta
Na dzielnicy nie jest cicho
Moje miasto tak oddycha