In post-Soviet Poland, a young woman tries to fill the space left by her eccentric mother while struggling to fit in modern life. Playing with form and content, Queenless is a fierceless story about the desire to live; about great, crazy and greedy love between a mother and a daughter. Marcinów finds her own language to describe loss and extreme intimacy: trance-like, strong, witty, yet trembling, cruelly honest, full of tenderness and longing.