Aftermath is the story of two brothers who discover that their home village was the site of a Jewish pogrom during WWII. Not only do the two men have to face the dark secret of their community's past, but also must decide if keeping the family and national pride is worth sacrificing the truth about a terrible tragedy. The film caused a rise in social and political discussions about the Jedwabne pogrom and the issue of cinema exploring topics connected to painful episodes in Poland’s past.

Aftermath is a Polish/ Dutch/Russian/Slovak film produced by Apple Film Production in coproduction with Topkapi Films, Metra Films, Attack Film, Trigon Production, Telewizja Polska and Canal+. The film received financing from the Polish Film Institute, The Netherlands Film Fund, Slovak Audiovisual Fund and was the first Russian co-production supported by Eurimages after the country joined the programme.

Aftermath was shot in June and August of 2011, after almost seven years of struggling to get this story on to the screen. It was well received at the first screenings in Gdynia, winning the Journalist's Choice Award.The film premiered in Poland on 9 November 2012, distributed by Monolith Films.

Pasikowski is currently working on his new drama entitled Jack Strong, based on the life story of colonel Ryszard Kukliński.