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The Sins
Patryk doesn't miss the occasion when his wife Renata leaves for a few days. He fills the void of love with the company of Sandra, who connects him with the puffer Alfi. A mysterious package and a pair of gangsters are on her trail.
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Patryk doesn't miss the occasion when his wife Renata leaves for a few days. He fills the void of love with the company of Sandra, who connects him with the puffer Alfi. A mysterious package and a pair of gangsters are on her trail.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Mariusz Kuczewski
In Theaters:
Box Office:$477,892
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:DreamLake
Cast
Mariusz Kuczewski
Director
Mateusz Banasiuk
Patryk Michalski
Mariusz Drężek
Priest Mariusz Michalski
Julia Wieniawa
Sandra
Cezary Pazura
'Alfi'
Aleksandra Popławska
Renata Michalska
Michał Żurawski
Jerzy Bagiński
Bartłomiej Firlet
'Krupnik'
Sebastian Stankiewicz
'Fastryga'
Małgorzata Rożniatowska
Anna Szymańczyk
Bartender Justyna
Sławomir Mandes
Delivery Man
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