Przedwiośnie
Przedwiośnie
Release: 2001-03-02
·Runtime: 139m
·★ 5.4
Drama
History
Polish-born Russian subject Cezary Baryka comes of age during a tumultous period of ten years from 1914 to 1924, during which he witnesses revolution, rebirth of Poland, war with the Soviets and communist plots.
Production Countries
France
Poland
Production Companies
Agencja Produkcji Filmowej
Canal+
Telewizja Polska
Apple Film Production
Message Film
Kredyt Bank PBI
Komitet Kinematografii
Cast
Rauf Shahsuvarov
as Turkish Officer
Wojciech Duryasz
as Priest on a Train
Piotr Rybak
as Ball Dancer (uncredited)
Alicja Jachiewicz
as Wielosławska
Marta Zięba
as Fiszer's Girl
Lech Dyblik
as Hotel Receptionist
Andrzej Chyra
as Chairman at a Communist Meeting
Janusz Rymkiewicz
as Police Officer at Belweder
Małgorzata Lewińska
as Laura Kościeniecka
Danuta Szaflarska
as Aunt Aniela
Wojciech Siemion
as Maciejunio
Ewa Dąbrowska
as Jew (uncredited)
Waldemar Kotas
as Minister (uncredited)
Mirosława Marcheluk
as Turzycka
Maciej Damięcki
as Economist in Chłodek
Jan Nowicki
as Uncle Leon Skalnicki
Andrzej Dąbrowski
as Man at a Communist Meeting
Rafig Aliyev
as Cezary's Boss
Mikhail Kabanov
as Patrol Leader
Violetta Arlak
as Country Woman
Edward Kusztal
as Odolany Servant
Rafał Rutowicz
as Jew (uncredited)
Marcin Dorociński
as Antoni Lulek
Robert Gonera
as Bolshevik Commissar
Marek Frąckowiak
as Man at a Communist Meeting
Stanisław Banasiuk
as Envoy (uncredited)
Piotr Gąsowski
as Father Nastek
Krystyna Janda
as Jadwiga Barykowa
Ksawery Bajon
as Boy at the Border
Stefan Szmidt
as Turzycki
Teresa Szmigielówna
as Aunt Wiktoria
Ewa Dałkowska
as Duchess Szczerbatow-Mamujew
Bogusław Sar
as Airport Guard
Mateusz Damięcki
as Cezary Baryka
Karolina Gruszka
as Wanda Okszyńska
Borys Szyc
as Buławnik
Mariusz Jakus
as Sailor
Grzegorz Kulikowski
as Jew (uncredited)
Henryk Rajfer
as Jew (uncredited)
Daniel Olbrychski
as Szymon Gajowiec
Maciej Stuhr
as Hipolit Wielosławski
Maciej Szary
as Envoy
Renata Kossobudzka
as Laura's Mother-in-Law
Adam Hanuszkiewicz
as Count Storzan
Nicat Kazimov
as Azerbeijani
Leon Niemczyk
as Professor Fiszer
Jakub Przebindowski
as Lieutenant Mamczur
Zbigniew Moskal
as Battle of Warsaw Reporter (uncredited)
Janusz Gajos
as Seweryn Baryka
Krzysztof Globisz
as Władysław Barwicki
Emil Tahirov
as Wartan
Elżbieta Jarosik
as Cezary's Nanny
Aleksandr Belyavskiy
as Jastrun
Agata Kulesza
as Woman at a Communist Meeting
Tadeusz Szymków
as Worker at a Communist Meeting
Waldemar Gawlik
as Jew (uncredited)
Marek Węglarski
as Jew (uncredited)
