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Przeklęte oko proroka 

A continuation of the story "Oko proroka", which ended with the sale of a mysterious jewel and the purchase by the Bystry family of an inn near Tarnów. Unfortunately, times in 17th-century Poland are troubled, and a curse still hangs over Hanusz and his father. Driven by an adventurous nature, Hanusz Bystry sets out for the Balkans to free his friend, Semen Berdychka, captured by the Turks while searching for his father, who has been taken into the yasir.
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A continuation of the story "Oko proroka", which ended with the sale of a mysterious jewel and the purchase by the Bystry family of an inn near Tarnów. Unfortunately, times in 17th-century Poland are troubled, and a curse still hangs over Hanusz and his father. Driven by an adventurous nature, Hanusz Bystry sets out for the Balkans to free his friend, Semen Berdychka, captured by the Turks while searching for his father, who has been taken into the yasir.

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Genre:Adventure
Directed By:Paweł Komorowski
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Studio:Zespół Filmowy "Oko"

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Director

Paweł Komorowski

Director

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Wiesław Gołas

Kozak Midopak, wspólnik Semena

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Henryk Bista

Podstarości

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Gustaw Lutkiewicz

Opanas Bedryszko, ojciec Semena

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Janusz Kłosiński

Kalicki

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Andrzej Kozak

Ksiądz Benignus

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Franciszek Trzeciak

Kajdasz

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Andrzej Balcerzak

Kupiec Heliasz

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Bogdan Baer

Wachmistrz

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Adam Probosz

Urbanek, syn Heliasza

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