Dead Simple

A simple cleaner finds himself in an extremely complicated situation when he witnesses a murder and the perpetrator mistakes him for a hitman hired to kill the victim. To survive and to potentially profit from the situation, he plays along with the dangerous game, leading to a series of escalating comedic and deadly encounters.

Dead Simple was a significant commercial success in Poland, lauded for its clever script, dark humor, and engaging plot that kept audiences guessing. While it didn't receive widespread international critical acclaim, it is remembered fondly for its originality and effective blend of crime and comedy.

• Praised for its witty and unpredictable plot.
• Lauded for its dark comedic elements and suspenseful twists.
• Recognized as an entertaining and original Polish crime-comedy.

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The film's original title was 'Chłopaki nie płaczą' (Boys Don't Cry), but due to copyright issues, it was changed to 'Zabij ich wszystkich' (Kill Them All) and finally settled on 'Nienasyceni' (Insatiable) before being released as 'Dead Simple' internationally.