Polish director Jerzy Skolimowski’s first movie in a long time, “Four Nights With Anna,” world premiers as the opening film of the Cannes Film Festival’s 40th Directors’ Fortnight.

“Four Nights With Anna” is a tale of amour fou, detailing one man’s voyeuristic relationship with a woman while it develops over four days.

Shot in Poland, “Anna” stars Polish actors Kinga Preis and Artur Sterando.

“Four Nights” is Skolimowski’s first film since 1991′s “30 Door Key.”        

According to Variety, since 1991, Skolimowski has dedicated his time to painting and acting, appearing as Uncle Stepan in David Cronenberg’s “Eastern Promises.”