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The first Polish feature film about Poles murdered for aiding Jews. The plot is based on events that took place in Ciepielów between 1939 and 1942, enriched with storylines from other towns in the Mazovia region. It is a universal tale about the varied human responses to extreme challenges about the choices faced by the inhabitants of impoverished villages and small towns in the heart of Europe eight decades ago, and the terrible burden they took upon their shoulders.
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Production details
- Directors
- Maciej Pawlicki, Arkadiusz Gołębiewski
- Production companies
- Picaresque, Filmoteka Narodowa – Instytut Audiowizualny, Polcar
- Countries
- Poland
- Status
- Post Production
Top Cast
Arkadiusz JaniczekAdam Kowalski
Anna SarnaBronisława Kowalska
Jakub PruskiBerek Pineches
Jakub SierenbergOtto
Klaudiusz KaufmannCarl Bruno
Olga RayskaElka Cukier
Kamil PrzystałAbram
Jacek BorusińskiPineches
Tomasz SobczakIcek Cukier
Artur DziurmanVillage Headman Mirecki
Katarzyna CynkeMs. Obuchiewicz
Kazimierz MazurObuchiewicz
Andrzej MastalerzLewandowski
Michał FilipiakGrabiec
Jan MarczewskiDawid
Andrzej RógRabbi Herszek
Piotr NapierałaBronek Kowalski
Zbigniew StryjPriest BarskiTitle information and images are supplied by TMDb. Explore our discovery guide for advice on comparing metadata and legal viewing options.
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