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A young factory worker takes up on boxing as a way to find himself and advance his chances for the future. But the difficulties of sorting himself out in the crooked boxing environment hold him back in the beginning, until he arrives for tournament in Chicago, where he can prove himself. In the end, he wins over his Yank opponent, an amateur below his ranking, and is back in the factory.
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A young factory worker takes up on boxing as a way to find himself and advance his chances for the future. But the difficulties of sorting himself out in the crooked boxing environment hold him back in the beginning, until he arrives for tournament in Chicago, where he can prove himself. In the end, he wins over his Yank opponent, an amateur below his ranking, and is back in the factory.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Filip Bajon, Piotr Andrejew
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Zespół Filmowy Kadr
Cast
Piotr Andrejew
Director
Tomasz Lengren
Jerzy 'Olej' Olejniczak
Bolesław Smela
Tadeusz 'Palka' Palczynski
Janusz Sykutera
Chairman Szpakowski
Jan Tesarz
'Znicz' Chairman
Wiesław Gołas
Straw Boss Król
Agyea Johnson
Sekundant reprezentanta USA
Zdzislaw Lesniewicz
Tadeusz "Pałka" Pałczyński w młodości
Barbara Bursztynowicz
Bozena
Marek Wojciechowski
Delegat związku
Alfred Kopysiewicz
Trener Wałatek
Zbigniew Szymaniak
Zbigniew Kolosiewicz
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