Niepewność. Zakochany Mickiewicz (2024)
Overview
The 22-year-old young man promises to be a great poet, but he also has a warm heart. He spends his summer time at a friend's mansion. The beautiful Maryla appears there. Young Adam's heart beats harder and harder, but his closest friend Thomas Zan is there, who also looks at Maryla. There is a confrontation between the two men, from which Adam emerges victorious. Tomasz leaves, leaving the field to his friend to find his life, happiness in Maryla....
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Additional Info
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| Original Language | pl |
| Popularity | 0.2075 |
Directed By
Waldemar Szarek
Crew
Waldemar Szarek
Bartosz Piotrowski
Magda Widelska
Waldemar Szarek
Andrzej Jagodziński
Jarosław Talacha
Zuzanna Szarek
Zuzanna Szarek
Paweł Jurek
Jan Prosiński
Mateusz Wołoczko
Bolesław Kielak
Filip Dziworski
Michał Nowakowski
Mateusz Kurpiewski
Artur Zwierzchowski
Adrian Tujak
Tomasz Grzywacz
Łukasz Grzywacz
Robert Szymański
Daniel Michalak
Piotr Kmieciński
Maciej Mika
Łukasz Figórski
Katarzyna Olczak
Tomasz Jaremko
Adam Nowakowski
Radosław Biedroń
Tomasz Szenke
Marta Grudzińska
Marcela Chodzeń
Piotr Czupryn
Katarzyna Sałdak
Tomasz Matraszek
Zbigniew Zbrowski
Zbigniew Zbrowski jr
Filip Miller
Michał Muzyka
Elżbieta Gniadek
Piotr Tuśnio
Karolina Wójcik
Michał Muzyka
Michał Muzyka
Michał Muzyka
Wojciech Mrówczyński
Łukasz Figórski
Mateusz Zawistowski
Marcin Świstak
Tymoteusz Rozbicki
Oleksandr Yatsenko
Zofia Klimaszewska
Bartosz Gadziomski
Bartosz Gadziomski
Bartosz Gadziomski
Antoni Olbrychski
Paweł Kowalski
Zofia Klimaszewska
Bartłomiej Szeląg
Bartłomiej Biedroń
Piotr Jarkowski
Jerzy Rybiński
Maciej Łopatyński
Wojciech Bartyzel
Jan Woźniewski
Krzysztof Dej
Paweł Jachymek
Mariusz Malinowski
Bartłomiej Milczarek
Jarosław Olszewski
Grzegorz Omański
Piotr Olender
Daniel Boguszewski
Arkadiusz Mordzelewski
Tomasz Sacha
Hubert Pyzel
Rafał Klaus
Antoni Olbrychski
Jarosław Kokot
Mirosław Wojciechowski
Borys Zalewski
Janusz Bykowski
Piotr Krzyczmonik
Jacek Bykowski
Jaroslaw Miksa
Michał Wićko
Witold Wajcht
Julia Wajcht
Jacek Śmierzyński
Dariusz Chimkowski
Krzysztof Wnęt
Sebastian Liwiński
Leszek Liwiński
Jacek Zyskowski
Daniel Ranczykowski
Sebastian Rymarczuk
Zuzanna Mikołajczak
Dawid Kubiatowski
Lidia Anufrieva
Aneta Kielak
Michał Basiński
Ryszard Kluza
Maria Godula
Adam Bieniek
Magdalena Kobierzycka
Bartosz Bartoszewicz
Alicja Bartoszewicz
Bozena Golebiowska
Dorota Kunysz-Brettschneider
Anna Moczulska
Piotr Mikołajczak
Joanna Snochowska-Majer
Jakub Mikołajczak
Piotr Kmiecik
TOP CAST
Nikodem Rozbicki
Adam Mickiewicz
Aleksandra Piotrowska
Maryla Wereszczakówna
Paweł Charyton
Count Wawrzyniec Puttkamer
Antoni Sałaj
Tomasz Zan
Adrian Zaremba
Michał Wereszczaka
Dorota Landowska
Franciszka Wereszczakowa
Andrzej Mastalerz
Stanisław 'Gąska' Gąsecki
Monika Mikołajczak
Wandzia
Katarzyna Chojnacka
Emilia
Łukasz Garlicki
'Saper'
Piotr Garlicki
Monk
Marcin Przybylski
Innkeeper Dawid
Marek Kalita
Tsar Alexander I
Michał Pszeniczny
Cuirassier Sasza
Grzegorz Łapanowski
Cook Antoine Mirabou
Michał Olejnik
Gardener
Katarzyna Mikiewicz
Maid
Helena Hajkowicz
Servant
Szymon Kołodziej
Cook
Karolina Charkiewicz
Cellist
Daria Kozak
Peasant
Yana Herasymenko
Peasant
Mirosław Jękot
Neighbor
Małgorzata Maliszewska
Neighbor's Daughter
Natalia Dedo
Frivolous Lady
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