The story of youth, friendship and love in a time when man took his first steps on the moon, the streets became saturator, transistors pulsed rock'n'roll, and the fondest dream of every fan of the domestic automotive industry was the Fiat 125p. Film trip to the sixties, colorful era "flower children", hippies and bigbitu. Year 1969. Fascinating in aviation Adam is called to the army. However, much to his own chagrin, she gets an assignment to serve in the ... Navy. In Antek, older brother, embark on the sea. During several days of traveling through Poland to visit old friends and make new friends. Antek - incorrigible womanizer and the king of nightclubs - wants to prepare a shy brother to life. However, the meeting with a beautiful and mysterious woman calls a lot of complications in the life of Adam, initiating a series of surprising events.
Jacek Bromski
Director
Filip Pławiak
Adam Sikora
Mateusz Kościukiewicz
Antoni Sikora, brat Adama
Bożena Adamek
Matka Adama i Antka
Krzysztof Stroiński
Wacław Sikora, ojciec Adama i Antka
Anna Przybylska
Halina "Roksana"
Łukasz Simlat
Pan Leszek
Andrzej Chyra
Barczyk, kapitan samolotu
Piotr Głowacki
"Szrama", kolega Antoniego z wojska
Andrzej Grabowski
Kociołek, kierownik "Warsu"
Piotr Dąbrowski
Konopka, kierownik spółdzielni mleczarskiej
Barbara Dziekan
Ciotka Halina
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