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Death of the Kidmaker
Januszek – the town's Casanova, returns from the army. Waiting for him at home is Blada, the mother of his future child, the daughter of the head of the local security service, who arranged for the candidate to be a son-in-law to shorten his military service. Januszek, who has had many women's hearts broken on his conscience, is not eager to get married.
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Januszek – the town's Casanova, returns from the army. Waiting for him at home is Blada, the mother of his future child, the daughter of the head of the local security service, who arranged for the candidate to be a son-in-law to shorten his military service. Januszek, who has had many women's hearts broken on his conscience, is not eager to get married.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Wojciech Nowak
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Studio Filmowe im. Karola Irzykowskiego
Cast
Wojciech Nowak
Director
Marek Kasprzyk
Januszek Mysior
Anna Majcher
Blada
Beata Tyszkiewicz
Lala, Aunt of Blada
Henryk Bista
Father of Blada
Mariusz Bonaszewski
Priest
Piotr Cyrwus
Czapa
Grażyna Trela
Wiska
Krystyna Sznerr-Mierzejewska
Iza, Aunt of Blada (as Krystyna Sznerr)
Robert Płuszka
Stas
Kama Kowalewska
Celina
Małgorzata Hajewska-Krzysztofik
Malina
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