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Ewa is a beautiful, happily married woman. One day she meets a young woman claiming to be in affair with her husband. Ewa, shocked, doesn't know whom to believe any more.
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Ewa is a beautiful, happily married woman. One day she meets a young woman claiming to be in affair with her husband. Ewa, shocked, doesn't know whom to believe any more.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Radosław Piwowarski
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:CANAL+ Polska, Telewizja Polska, Studio Filmowe Perspektywa
Cast
Radosław Piwowarski
Director
Agnieszka Wagner
Ewa Rosner
Jan Englert
Max Rosner
Anna Przybylska
Suczka
Paweł Deląg
Chłopak
Marcin Jędrzejewski
Pan Mietek, robotnik remontujący dom Rosnerów
Eugeniusz Priwieziencew
pracownik prosektorium
Michał Lesień
podrywacz
Edyta Jungowska
Ewa Sałacka
Beata Augustyniak
Mirosława Maludzińska
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