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The Power of Resistance
Actress Olga's political idealism and hopes for a better tomorrow are put to the hardest test. The authoritarian, omniscient communist power decides to break the woman when her father is hospitalized and fighting for his life, and her husband is in custody. Olga must find herself in a new situation and make an impossible choice.
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Actress Olga's political idealism and hopes for a better tomorrow are put to the hardest test. The authoritarian, omniscient communist power decides to break the woman when her father is hospitalized and fighting for his life, and her husband is in custody. Olga must find herself in a new situation and make an impossible choice.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tomasz Stochniał, Elżbieta Benkowska
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich, Gdyńskie Centrum Filmowe, CANAL+ Polska, Studio Munka, Anderegande Studio
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