Border Street (1949)
Overview
The story of Polish and Jewish families living side by side in one Warsaw street. Everything changes once and for all with the Nazi invasion.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | pl |
| Popularity | 2.189 |
Directed By
Aleksander Ford
Crew
Jaroslav Tuzar
Jiřina Lukešová
Karel Beran
Olga Fordowa
Zbigniew Kuźmiński
Aleksander Ford
Roman Palester
Józef Koprowicz
Miroslav Prokeš
Adam T. Nowakowski
Milivoj Uzelac
Marian Lis
J. Rokos
Aleksander Suchcicki
Jaroslav Niklas
Robert Vyhlídka
Julian Appel
Vladimír Hrubeš
Marta Klikarová
Alois Jiráček
Olgierd Samucewicz
Jan Fethke
Ludwik Starski
Štěpán Kopecký
Anatol Radzinowicz
Josef Zavadil
Václav Krolop
Erna Beranová
Aleksander Ford
TOP CAST
Maria Broniewska
Jadzia Białkówna
Jerzy Leszczyński
Dr. Józef Białek
Jerzy Złotnicki
David
Mieczysława Ćwiklińska
Mrs. Klara
Tadeusz Fijewski
Bronek Cieplikowski / Kusmirak's hair stylist
Jerzy Pichelski
Kazimierz Wojtan
Władysław Walter
Cieplikowski
Wladyslaw Godik
Grandfather Libermann
Josef Munclinger
Kusmirak
Robert Vrchota
Hans, Gestapo Officer
Stefan Śródka
Natan Sziuliu
Eugeniusz Kruk
Fredek Kusmirak
Dionizy Ilczenko
Wladek Wojtan
Justyna Kreczmarowa
Wanda Kusmirakówna
Maria Żabczyńska
Wojtanowa
Irena Renardówna
Helena
Janina Lukowska
Estera Libermann
Halina Raciecka
Jewish Woman
Bronisław Darski
Janitor Walenty
Edward Dziewoński
Feldfebel
Stanisław Bieliński
Gendarme (uncredited)
Maria Kędzierska
(uncredited)
Wincenty Łoskot
(uncredited)
Wojciech Pilarski
Firefighter (uncredited)
Helena Puchniewska
Piszczykowa (uncredited)
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