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Jaskółka
Agnieszka Jaskolka returns with her daughter to her hometown to reconcile with her father. The trip will be a journey back in time to her childhood years.
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Agnieszka Jaskolka returns with her daughter to her hometown to reconcile with her father. The trip will be a journey back in time to her childhood years.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ewa Kustusz, Marcin Włodarski, Bartosz Warwas
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Studio:Lodz Film School, Studio Filmowe Kadr
Cast
Bartosz Warwas
Director
Marcin Włodarski
Zdzisław Jaskółka
Ewa Kustusz
Agnieszka Jaskółka / Janina Jaskółkowa
Barbara Dembińska
Michał Staszczak
Dziobas
Bronisław Wrocławski
Henio "Prorok"
Dorota Kiełkowicz
Tomasz Kubiatowicz
policeman
Bogusław Suszka
Krzysztof Pyziak
policeman
Dobromir Dymecki
Mariusz
Sławomir Sulej
taxi driver
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