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Ambitious violinist Dominika and her journalist husband Robert face a marriage in crisis - she’s drawn to a wealthy businessman, while he struggles to keep their family together. Assigned to report on miraculous pilgrim testimonies at the shrine of St. Joseph, Robert uncovers parallels between his own life and the silent protector of the Holy Family. As he reaches a crossroads that will decide his family’s fate, he must ask himself: can he rise to become a modern-day St. Joseph?
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Ambitious violinist Dominika and her journalist husband Robert face a marriage in crisis - she’s drawn to a wealthy businessman, while he struggles to keep their family together. Assigned to report on miraculous pilgrim testimonies at the shrine of St. Joseph, Robert uncovers parallels between his own life and the silent protector of the Holy Family. As he reaches a crossroads that will decide his family’s fate, he must ask himself: can he rise to become a modern-day St. Joseph?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aleksandra Polewska, Bartosz Geisler, Dariusz Regucki
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Studio:Media Nobis, Stowarzyszenie Rafael
Cast
Dariusz Regucki
Director
Rafał Zawierucha
Robert Kordecki
Karolina Chapko
Dominika Kordecka
Radosław Pazura
Marcin Waleski
Maja Barełkowska
Dominika's Mother
Oliwier Kaftanowicz
Jurek Kordecki
Maciej Grzybowski
Priest Eryk Kordecki
Lech Wierzbowski
Priest Marek
Malwina Brych
Kaśka
Jakub Łopatka
Painter
Witold Łuczyński
Karol Biskup
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