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Child's Scenes of Provincial Life 

Based on a short story by Andrzej Mencwel. Somewhere in Poland, spring 1980. Julian S. is an intelligent young man with a lot of interests. After another argument with his father, he leaves the house. Comrade R., the mayor of the city, engages Julian as his son's tutor. Krzysztof R. doesn't want to study, to annoy his parents, but Julian wins his friendship and encourages independent thinking. Meanwhile, the Mayor is so preoccupied with his career that he doesn't notice the growing intimacy between his wife and Julian.
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Based on a short story by Andrzej Mencwel. Somewhere in Poland, spring 1980. Julian S. is an intelligent young man with a lot of interests. After another argument with his father, he leaves the house. Comrade R., the mayor of the city, engages Julian as his son's tutor. Krzysztof R. doesn't want to study, to annoy his parents, but Julian wins his friendship and encourages independent thinking. Meanwhile, the Mayor is so preoccupied with his career that he doesn't notice the growing intimacy between his wife and Julian.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Tomasz Zygadło
Written By:Tomasz Zygadło, Andrzej Mencwel
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Zespół Filmowy "Zodiak"

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Tomasz Zygadło

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Dariusz Siatkowski

Julian S.

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Ewa Wiśniewska

Ms. R.

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Beata Paluch

Matylda M.

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Henryk Bista

Mr. M.

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Eugenia Herman

Mrs. M.

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Bronisław Pawlik

Mr. H.

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Jerzy Trela

Mayor R.

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Jan Jankowski

Krzysztof R.

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Leon Niemczyk

Dr. W.

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