In the six-episode series Women’s Hell, directed by Anna Maliszewska and produced by Ewa Puszczyńska (The Zone of Interest), women in 1930s Poland seek personal autonomy, or just the simple dignity of earning a living or finding a partner, without having to die for either. While feminism and relaxed social mores exist in Warsaw, these ideals are only for some, and usually confined to a class who would rather pay lip service to the rights of women at fancy parties