Aniela OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Małgorzata Kożuchowska and Jacek Poniedziałek's Polish series
Aniela OTT Release Date: Netflix is all set to release its latest Polish series, also stylised as An!ela, on June 11, 2025. Directed by Jakub Piątek and Kuba Czekaj, with a script by Paweł Demirski, this comedy-drama stars Małgorzata Kożuchowska and Jacek Poniedziałek in the lead role. Here's all that we know so far about the show!
What is Aniela all about?
Aniela follows the story of a high-society woman from Warsaw who loses everything after a public scandal involving her husband. Stripped of her luxurious lifestyle, she must rely on her wit to navigate a new reality and fight to regain custody of her daughter. What happens next is worth bingeing.
More about Aniela
Małgorzata portrays Aniela, the protagonist. Jacek plays Jan, Aniela's husband. Cezary Pazura appears as a prominent lawyer and family friend. Gabriela Muskała takes on a dual role as twin sisters involved in a secret plan to revolutionise the Praga district's infrastructure. Filip Pławiak plays a neighbourhood "entrepreneur," while Renata Dancewicz portrays Jan's new partner.
The show also stars Anita Szepelska, Natalia Pitry, Lili Maćkowiak, and Antoni Sztaba in key roles. Aniela is produced by Balapolis in collaboration with Netflix and comprises eight episodes categorised under Polish, Hip-Hop, and TV Comedies genres. Sounds exciting? Drop your thoughts @indiatimes.
What's more Polish content to watch on Netflix?
Netflix offers a variety of Polish movies and TV shows, including Justice, Boxer, Inheritance, Mother's Day, Forgotten Love, and Colours of Evil: Red. Additional options include How I Became a Gangster, High Water, Love Never Lies: Poland, and No Pressure. You can find these and other Polish titles by browsing the Polish Movies & TV category on Netflix.
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