Scarborn

Spring of 1794, Poland is in turmoil. Kos returns to Poland and plans to start an uprising against the Russians by mobilizing the Polish nobility and peasants. He is accompanied by his faithful friend and former slave, Domingo. Kościuszko is followed by a ruthless Russian captain, Dunin, who wants to capture the general at any cost before he triggers a national rebellion. Meanwhile, a young peasant, Ignac, a noble bastard, dreams of receiving his coat of arms and property from his illegitimate parent, Duchnowski, who includes him in his will just before his death. When his father dies, the boy has to flee from his half-brother Stanisław, who wants to prevent the execution of his father’s will. Ignac steals the will and has just two days to appear in court to prove his title of nobility.