Janusz Majewski, creator of high-profile and award-winning paintings: "Excentryków, i.e. on the sunny side of the street" appreciated with Silver Lions in Gdynia, as well as "Enchanted Rewirs" or the film "C.K. Deserters ”, presents a film adaptation of a criminal novel of his own authorship. "Black Mercedes" is a sensational tale full of tension and twists about love, crime and deadly passion. The film starred in an impressive galaxy of stars: Artur Żmijewski, Andrzej Zieliński, Maria Dębska, Aleksandar Milićević, Bogusław Linda, Marcel Sabat, Sonia Bohosiewicz, Danuta Stenka, Natalia Rybicka, Izabela Dąbrowska, Andrzej Seweryn, Marian Opania, Wiktor Zborowski, Andrzej Mastalerz, Andrzej Baranowski, Przemysław Bluszcz and Antoni Królikowski. The author of the pictures for the film is one of the most talented Polish operators - Arkadiusz Tomiak. The scenery was prepared by Andrzej Haliński, while Milenia Fiedler is responsible for the editing.

The producer of 'Black Mercedes' is the Documentary and Feature Film Production Company in Warsaw, responsible for the successes of such films as: 'Róża', 'Generał Nil', 'Galerianka' and '7 feelings'. The film as one of 19 titles was presented in the Main Competition of the 44th Festival of Polish Feature Films in Gdynia.

 "Janusz Majewski knows how to make great criminal films" (Juliusz Machulski)

In suspicious circumstances, Aneta (Maria Dębska) - the beautiful wife of the respected lawyer Karol Holzer (Artur Żmijewski) - is murdered. Supreme Commissioner Rafał Król (Andrzej Zieliński), an officer of the Blue Police who cooperated with the Germans during the occupation, tries to solve the mysterious murder. Further clues multiply suspicions and reveal the deeply hidden secrets of the deceased and the unclear connections of her husband with a high-ranking SS officer (Aleksandar Milićević). Among the suspects is also the somewhat eccentric Count Leon Przewiedzki (Andrzej Seweryn), who has a habit of peeping at people present in the lawyer's apartment, especially women. In the course of the investigation, Commissioner King finds an unexpected ally in the person of a German criminal police adviser - Ernst Kluge (Bogusław Linda). Holzer's situation is becoming more and more dangerous, while the free-killer is perhaps one step away from committing another crime.