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Here is the English translation of the Polish film description:

"Monster" is a gripping 2003 film that draws the viewer into a dark and unsettling tale about the life of Aileen Wuornos, a sex worker who commits a series of murders on her clients. This crime drama not only tackles serious themes such as violence against women, homophobia, and loneliness but also presents a deep and emotional story of two women who find common ground in their shared experiences of sorrow and isolation.

The film's central theme is the story of Aileen, who must navigate the world alone at a young age, facing a society filled with violence and exploitation. Her life changes when she meets Selby, a young lesbian, whom her parents send to live with her aunt on Florida to overcome her homosexuality. Their encounter leads to a deep bond and empathy but also tragic consequences. One night, Aileen is brutally beaten and raped, leading her to kill one of her clients in self-defense, which forces her to commit further murders as revenge.

"Monster" is a film aimed at adults who are willing to confront the challenges and themes presented in the movie. It's not for those who prefer light-hearted and entertaining cinema. Worth watching for those who appreciate deep and emotional stories that tackle important issues and aren't afraid to confront the darker side of human nature.

The film "Monster" is a haunting and piercing portrait of women living in a world filled with violence and exploitation. It also presents a deep and emotional story of Aileen and Selby, who find common ground in their shared experiences of sorrow and isolation. The film's atmosphere is dark and unsettling, forcing the viewer to reflect on serious themes such as violence against women, homophobia, and loneliness.