Kraj świata (1994)
Overview
TV movie directed by Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | pl |
| Popularity | 0.602 |
Directed By
Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz
Crew
Grażyna Niewińska
Krzysztof Tusiewicz
Monika Czarska
Maja Gawinska
Andrzej Rafał Waltenberger
Wiesław Jurgała
Grażyna Gradoń
Andrzej Rafał Waltenberger
Zygmunt Konieczny
Jerzy Bugajski
Janusz Anderman
Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz
TOP CAST
Jan Nowicki
literat Ryszard
Henryk Talar
kandydat - organizator łańcucha
Halina Wyrodek
funkcjonariuszka z monitorowni komendy
Olaf Lubaszenko
literat Stefan
Henryk Bista
pan z saturatorem w czapeczce z "Trybuny Ludu"
Jan Tesarz
udzielający wywiadu pod Pałacem Kultury
Krystyna Tkacz
kobieta czekająca na cud
Wojciech Skibiński
mężczyzna w kolejce po paszport
Daria Trafankowska
kobieta czekająca na cud
Magdalena Warzecha
próbująca się dostać bez kolejki
Anna Ciepielewska
kobieta czekająca na cud
Wojciech Biedroń
przewodniczący kolejki po paszport
Halina Jabłonowska
kobieta w kolejce po paszport z numerem 112
Piotr Kozłowski
mężczyzna w kolejce po paszport
Joanna Jędryka
kobieta w kolejce do cudotwórcy
Jerzy Kozłowski
mężczyzna w łańcuchu
Stanisława Celińska
kobieta w kolejce do cudotwórcy
Ryszard Kotys
milicjant w komendzie
Elżbieta Jarosik
kobieta czekająca na cud
Małgorzata Rożniatowska
kobieta czekająca na cud
Mariusz Czajka
"wesoły" mężczyzna w łańcuchu
Lubomira Tarapacka
kobieta czekająca na cud
Marian Glinka
zastępowy
Marek Cichucki
mężczyzna stający w kolejce po paszport
Piotr Gąsowski
reporter przy łańcuchu
Joanna Orzeszkowska
reporterka przy łańcuchu
Sławomir Pacek
mężczyzna szukający swego miejsca w łańcuchu
Jerzy Zass
mężczyzna w łańcuchu
Teresa Lipowska
kobieta w kolejce po paszport
Janusz Józefowicz
"nerwowy" mężczyzna w łańcuchu
Tadeusz Słobodzianek
ekspert od cudów w monitorowni komendy
Natasza Sierocka
dziewczyna w łańcuchu
Cezary Pazura
SB-ek
Aleksander Gawroński
milicjant - kandydat rozdający "dolary"
Paweł Nowisz
mężczyzna w kolejce po paszport
Leonard Andrzejewski
staruszek (nie występuje w napisach)
Jacek Braciak
kibic "Śląska" (nie występuje w napisach)
January Brunov
taksówkarz w komendzie (nie występuje w napisach)
Marek Bukowski
mężczyzna w łańcuchu (nie występuje w napisach)
Jarosław Gruda
mężczyzna czekający na cud (nie występuje w napisach)
Krzysztof Kiersznowski
mężczyzna w łańcuchu (nie występuje w napisach)
Janusz Kłosiński
mężczyzna wypierający się słów "ten ustrój ma swoje zalety"
Mariusz Leszczyński
funkcjonariusz w komendzie (nie występuje w napisach)
Sylwester Maciejewski
milicjant przy grupie czekającej na cud
Kazimierz Mazur
mężczyzna w łańcuchu (nie występuje w napisach)
Andrzej Musiał
deliryk niepijący od 3 miesięcy (nie występuje w napisach)
Andrzej Pośniak
SB-ek piszący "Rzyd" na plakacie Jacka Kuronia
Zdzisław Rychter
konserwator w komendzie (nie występuje w napisach)
Małgorzata Sadowska
dziewczyna rozdająca ulotki "Solidarności"
Włodzimierz Skoczylas
mężczyzna w kolejce po paszport
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