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A Girl and “Akwarius”
Teenager Bożena decides to run away from home in search of freedom. Agnieszka Holland's film is a study of generational conflict. The paralysis of communication between young people and adults is a metaphor for the throes of social bonds.
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Teenager Bożena decides to run away from home in search of freedom. Agnieszka Holland's film is a study of generational conflict. The paralysis of communication between young people and adults is a metaphor for the throes of social bonds.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Andrzej Kotkowski
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
Agnieszka Holland
Director
Grażyna Klepka
Bożena
Marek Bargiełowski
Psychologist
Stanisław Jaroszyński
MO officer
Jacek Kleyff
Beat band manager
Teresa Lipowska
Bożena's mother
Jerzy Bogajewicz
Member of the band "Akwarius" (uncredited)
Eugeniusz Robaczewski
Bożena's father (uncredited)
Michał Tarkowski
Concert organizer (uncredited)
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