"The Decalogue" is a series of ten one-hour films directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski, released in 1989. Each episode explores a moral or ethical dilemma, inspired by the Ten Commandments from the Bible. The stories are set in a Polish housing complex and focus on the lives of various characters, highlighting their struggles and choices. The films are known for their deep philosophical themes and complex character development. Each episode stands alone but is interconnected through shared themes of morality, faith, and human experience, making "The Decalogue" a significant work in world cinema and a profound exploration of the human condition.