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Album polski

1970

2h 16m

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Drama

History

Romance

War

Overview

University student Anna and her boyfriend Tomek use a precious photograph to trace and unveil the complex wartime and post-war past of their parents.

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60 members

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Barbara Brylska

Anna / Maria

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Jan Machulski

Piotr

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Bolesław Płotnicki

Bolesław Perkuć

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Andrzej Seweryn

Tomek

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Maciej Damięcki

Józek

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Kazimierz Fabisiak

Archeology Professor

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Franciszek Pieczka

Franek

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Tadeusz Schmidt

Jan

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Leonard Andrzejewski

Stanisław Koliński "Sęp"

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Tadeusz Bartosik

PPR Secretary

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Bogusz Bilewski

Bandit

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Janusz Bylczyński

PSL Member

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Barbara Drapińska

Soviet Nurse

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Bohdan Ejmont

Soviet Doctor

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Stanisław Frąckowiak

Unknown Role

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Marek Gajewski

Jerzy Lachowicz

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Roland Głowacki

Józek's Kiler

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Marian Godlewski

German Professor

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Wiktor Grotowicz

SS Soldier

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Ryszarda Hanin

Piotr's Mother

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Eugeniusz Kamiński

Stefan

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Zbigniew Koczanowicz

Repatriate Clerk

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Wacław Kowalski

Mazur

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Jadwiga Kuryluk

Józek's Mother

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Jarosław Kuszewski

Andrzej

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Jan Maciejowski

Unknown Role

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Grażyna Marzec

Tomek's Mother

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Jeanette Mataczyńska

Unknown Role

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Kazimierz Meres

Officer In Camp

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Adam Mularczyk

Railway Worker

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Stanisław Niwiński

Wehrmacht Deserter

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Adam Pawlikowski

NSZ Member

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Adam Perzyk

Prisoner

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Ryszard Pietruski

Man Riding To Warsaw

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Ewa Pokas

Foreigner

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Maciej Rayzacher

Jerzy

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Aleksander Sewruk

Doctor

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Witold Skaruch

Teacher

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Franciszek Staniewski

Militiaman

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Roman Sykała

SS Soldier

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Anna Wesołowska

Nurse

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Danuta Wodyńska

Woman Riding To Częstochowa

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Andrzej Zaorski

Anna's Friend

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Witold Dederko

Man In Maria's Apartment (uncredited)

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Zbigniew Dobrzyński

Former Camp Prisoner (uncredited)

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Urszula Gałecka

Woman In Bus (uncredited)

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Helena Gruszecka

Woman On Train (uncredited)

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Jerzy Januszewicz

Murder Witness (uncredited)

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Mieczysław Kalenik

German Soldier (uncredited)

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Janusz Kłosiński

Former Camp Prisoner (uncredited)

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Tadeusz Kosudarski

Militiaman (uncredited)

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Katarzyna Łaniewska

Mazur's Wife (uncredited)

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Jerzy Molga

Perkuć's Son-in-Law (uncredited)

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Jerzy Moes

Camp Guard (uncredited)

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Ludwik Pak

Man In Truck (uncredited)

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Wojciech Skibiński

Doctor (uncredited)

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Bogusław Sochnacki

Bandit (uncredited)

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Tadeusz Somogi

NSZ Member (uncredited)

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Karol Strasburger

Soldier Placing A Border Post (uncredited)

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Ewa Wiśniewska

Barbara (uncredited)

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