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During the Cold War, a local Polish officer and a young Soviet woman wedded to a Soviet officer are drawn together by music.
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During the Cold War, a local Polish officer and a young Soviet woman wedded to a Soviet officer are drawn together by music.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, History
Written By:Waldemar Krzystek
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Banana Split Polska, Skorpion Art, Telewizja Polska
Cast
Waldemar Krzystek
Director
Svetlana Khodchenkova
Wiera Swietłowa / Wiera, córka Wiery
Lesław Żurek
porucznik Michał Janicki
Dmitri Ulyanov
Jura Swietłow, mąż Wiery
Elena Leszczyńska
Nane
Artyom Tkachenko
Sajat, mąż Nane
Yuriy Itskov
oficer polityczny
Oleksiy Horbunov
major KGB
Andrzej Grabowski
kapitan Wolniewicz
Edwin Petrykat
Niemiec, dostawca piwa
Teresa Sawicka
Janicka, matka Michała
Krzysztof Dracz
sekretarz PZPR
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