“The Hate U Give”
Based on the best-selling novel by Angie Thomas and a maxim of the late Tupac Shakur.
The King of Life
Edward is a perpetually irritable man - snappish with his wife, impatient with his daughter, and distant from his elderly father - until a serious accident jolts him into abandoning his old life to rediscover his family and the world around him. Without traveling anywhere new, he remains in the same apartment and neighborhood, but sees everything and everyone with fresh, contagious happiness.
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Edward is a perpetually irritable man - snappish with his wife, impatient with his daughter, and distant from his elderly father - until a serious accident jolts him into abandoning his old life to rediscover his family and the world around him. Without traveling anywhere new, he remains in the same apartment and neighborhood, but sees everything and everyone with fresh, contagious happiness.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Fadi Chakkour
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Studio:Agora, Dentsu Aegis Network Polska
Cast
Jerzy Zieliński
Director
Robert Więckiewicz
Edward
Magdalena Popławska
Norma
Bartłomiej Topa
"Kapsel"
Anna Niedźwiecka
Frania
Krzysztof Czeczot
Szef Edwarda
Jerzy Trela
ojciec Edwarda
Katarzyna Dąbrowska
Prowadząca terapię
Jan Peszek
Profesor "Chacha"
Rafał Zawierucha
Corpo Friend
Jaśmina Polak
Cyganka
Monika Jarosińska
Koleżanka Mirosławy
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