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The Cart Man
This is the story of a man who travels the country alone, dragging all his small possessions behind him on a cart he has constructed. His attitude causes a variety of reactions from people - from kindness to outright dislike and intolerance.
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This is the story of a man who travels the country alone, dragging all his small possessions behind him on a cart he has constructed. His attitude causes a variety of reactions from people - from kindness to outright dislike and intolerance.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mariusz Malec
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Agencja Produkcji Filmowej, Contra Studio, Telewizja Polska
Cast
Mariusz Malec
Director
Adam Leniec
Człowiek Wózków
Kamila Sammler
Kobieta samotna
Paulina Witkowska
Monika Letnia
Lech Dyblik
Koncertowy Rowerzysta
Agnieszka Greinert
Pielęgniarka w szpitalu psychiatrycznym
Maria Białobrzeska
Starsza pani
Barbara Dzido-Lelińska
Zakonnica
Agnieszka Kowalska
Doctor
Redbad Klijnstra-Komarnicki
Latający Holender
Lech Mackiewicz
Monte Christo
Zbigniew Szreder
Młody policjant
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