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Wojtek spends his days sitting on a forest pulpit and tracking grouse plundering nearby villages and towns with foresters. One evening he returns through the fields from work and stumbles upon a strange phenomenon. A house is moving in the distance. Or rather, a single lighted window. When he returns the next day, the situation repeats itself. Day by day more and more windows appear. Intrigued, Wojtek tries to unravel the poetic-abstract riddle.
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Wojtek spends his days sitting on a forest pulpit and tracking grouse plundering nearby villages and towns with foresters. One evening he returns through the fields from work and stumbles upon a strange phenomenon. A house is moving in the distance. Or rather, a single lighted window. When he returns the next day, the situation repeats itself. Day by day more and more windows appear. Intrigued, Wojtek tries to unravel the poetic-abstract riddle.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Wojciech Solarz
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Studio:Gardenia Saska Film, Studio Dźwiękownia, Telewizja Polska
Cast
Wojciech Solarz
Director
Sebastian Stankiewicz
Tadek
Robert Jarociński
Henio
Janusz Onufrowicz
Wacek
Anna Smołowik
Girl in the Window
Zuzanna Grabowska
Zuza
Izabela Dąbrowska
Henio and Wacek's Mother
Leszek Lichota
Zdzisław
Jacek Różański
Colonel Wyszomirski
Wojciech Solarz
Wojtek - Narrator (voice)
Agata Wątróbska
Wojciech Kraszewski
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