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Tomek lives only with his mother, because his father, Alek, left for the USA to earn some money. Unexpectedly, the man arrives home with a bunch of presents but no explanation as to why he has come back. Everybody seems happy but something is in the air.
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Tomek lives only with his mother, because his father, Alek, left for the USA to earn some money. Unexpectedly, the man arrives home with a bunch of presents but no explanation as to why he has come back. Everybody seems happy but something is in the air.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Konrad Aksinowicz
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Chroma Pro, Miasto Aniołów, Coloroffon, Głośno, Wojciech Stuchlik Film Production, Dolnośląskie Centrum Filmowe, Centrum Technologii Audiowizualnych
Cast
Konrad Aksinowicz
Director
Teodor Koziar
Tomek 'Żuczek' Malinowski
Maciej Stuhr
Aleksander 'Alek' Malinowski
Weronika Książkiewicz-Nathaniel
Helena Malinowska
Kacper Janusiński
Daniel Słabiak
Marek Marchewa
Rajmund 'Moskit' Moskicki
Oliwia Gołębiowska
Marta
Szymon Ożga
Miłosz Tarnowski
Zuzanna Tomczyk
Malicka
Katarzyna Warnke
Ewa
Sebastian Stankiewicz
Romek
Bogdan Koca
Stanisław Pipa
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