The creator of the Pitbull and Botox superhites, Patryk Vega, hits again! "Women of mafia" - a new work by one of the most popular contemporary Polish directors, is a deep insight into the depths of the Mokotowska Group, which was one of the largest criminal organizations in Poland. This time, however, depicted from the perspective of women - wives, daughters, partners and lovers of the most dangerous people in the capital. In the excellent cast of "Mafia Women", the first violin, in completely surprising roles, is played by actresses: Agnieszka Dygant, Aleksandra Popławska, Olga Bołądź, Katarzyna Warnke and Julia Wieniawa. They are partnered by the favorites of the female part of the audience: Piotr Stramowski, Tomasz Oświeciński and Sebastian Fabijański, as well as the real icons of the large screen: Bogusław Linda, Olaf Lubaszenko and Janusz Chabior. "Mafia Women" is an explosive, full of bold scenes sensational cinema, in which - along with pursuits, shootings, intrigues and assaults - there will be plenty of humor and great emotions. Pictures for the film are shot in Poland, Morocco, Spain, Denmark and Sweden, and the final result will show that the world of the Polish mafia is ruled by men, but almost always women are ready for their actions.

After the daring police action, officer Bela (Olga Bołądź) is expelled from the police. The ABW submits its offer "not to be rejected". The woman undergoes specialist training under the supervision of the FBI and becomes an operator in the S Department - an officer working under cover, who is placed in a criminal group. Her mission in the role of undercover is to unravel the drug trafficking route by the Mokotowska Group controlled by Padrino (Bogusław Linda) - the boss of the capital's underworld, for whom the daughter with the nickname Fur (Julia Wieniawa) is the most important over all power and money. To accomplish the goal, Bela must buy in favor of trusted people from the mafia board: Żywego (Piotr Stramowski), Milimetra (Tomasz Oświeciński), Shadow (Sebastian Fabijański) and Siekiery (Aleksandra Popławska). By impersonating a prostitute, an ABW officer becomes a shadow lover. The elaborate plan is complicated when, in the course of unforeseen events, Anka (Katarzyna Warnke), Shadow's wife, manipulated by a mysterious Nanny (Agnieszka Dygant) is mixed into the entire plot. Soon, the fate of five women intersect at the point without retreat, and events with their participation shake up the criminal map of Warsaw.