Polish Easter is a German-Polish film. Henry Hbchen played the role of a German who wants to bring his granddaughter back to Germany. The film was part of a small television game. Like many comedies about the clash of cultures, Polish Easter balances on the narrow line between affirmation and deconstruction. The German shown in the film is bieder and poor, while the Poles are poor and live very Catholic, were affirmed by part of German criticism.