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A western, inspired by the likes of Tarantino and Leone, set in the 1920s in the borderland between Poland and the USSR: Twin brothers plan to rob a rival Mafia style family, an instance of female empowerment in that it is run by sisters.
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A western, inspired by the likes of Tarantino and Leone, set in the 1920s in the borderland between Poland and the USSR: Twin brothers plan to rob a rival Mafia style family, an instance of female empowerment in that it is run by sisters.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Comedy
Written By:Maciek Bochniak, Mateusz Kościukiewicz
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Aurum Film, TVN, Mazowiecki Instytut Kultury
Cast
Maciek Bochniak
Director
Dawid Ogrodnik
Albert Hudini
Mateusz Kościukiewicz
Albin Hudini
Maja Ostaszewska
Róża Lewenfisz
Borys Szyc
Zbroja Lewenfisz
Małgorzata Gorol
Lila Lewenfisz
Andrzej Chyra
Lew Alińczuk
Magdalena Boczarska
Helena
Andriej Bagirow
Feliks Alińczuk
Bartosz Bielenia
Erwin
Piotr Głowacki
Priest
Joachim Lamża
Andrzej Lipka
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