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Ewa decides to end her romance with Alek. From the mountain guesthouse they go by car to Warsaw. . . Kim, after being released early from prison, returns to his wife, Jola, who lives in a lonely house. Here he finds a man who claims he has been hired for hard work. Kim wants to find out if Mietek is not Jola's lover.
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Ewa decides to end her romance with Alek. From the mountain guesthouse they go by car to Warsaw. . . Kim, after being released early from prison, returns to his wife, Jola, who lives in a lonely house. Here he finds a man who claims he has been hired for hard work. Kim wants to find out if Mietek is not Jola's lover.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Adam Kuczyński, Rafał Kalinowski
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Zespół Filmowy "Rondo"
Cast
Adam Kuczyński
Director
Jan Frycz
Alek
Ewa Wiśniewska
Ewa
Maciej Kozłowski
Kim
Bożena Adamek
Jola
Michał Breitenwald
Mietek
Jerzy Nowak
dziadek
Krzysztof Jędrysek
sierżant MO
Marian Dziędziel
kierowca
Andrzej Głoskowski
lekarz (nie występuje w napisach)
Maria Wawszczyk
barmanka (nie występuje w napisach)
Alicja Knast
doktorowa (nie występuje w napisach)
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