Sławek Wiśnik, a young, ambitious musician and graduate of the conservatory's organ class, wants to escape from Kaliszewo, a small town near Suwałki, and pursue a career in music. Unfortunately, he does not receive the expected scholarship to study in Heidelberg and has to start a new life in his hometown. His girlfriend, Agnieszka, plans to get married soon, especially since her father, Zenon Nowak, offers Sławek a job running his business. However, this does not suit Sławek, who prefers to play as a substitute organist, and even... as a disco-polo musician.
Robert Gliński
Director
Rafał Olbrychski
Sławek Wiśnik
Monika Kwiatkowska
Agnieszka Nowak
Jerzy Trela
Zenek Nowak
Ewa Kasprzyk
Nowakowa
Zbigniew Zamachowski
Lech Ryszka
Jan Frycz
Werczak
Dorota Kamińska
Łucja Werczakowa
Katarzyna Bujakiewicz
Samanti
Sławomir Świerzyński
Janusz Bukowski
Krzysztof Globisz
Parish Priest Małecki
Sylwester Maciejewski
Jordan
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