A sequel to the 1984 anti-Solidarity film Dignity. The film is set at the beginning of martial law. Metalpol is on strike. The communists intern attorney Franczuk, an advisor to the Solidarity movement. Szostak, who a few days ago was taken out of the plant on a wheelbarrow as a defector, wants to return to work. However, this proves to be a very difficult, not to say impossible, task.
Roman Wionczek
Director
Halina Kossobudzka
Szostakowa
Magdalena Celówna-Janikowska
Bożena Rzewińska, córka Szostaków
Edward Sosna
Waldemar Rzewiński, zięć Szostaków
Bogusław Sar
Jędrek Szostak, syn Szostaków
Piotr Krasicki
Marcin Rzewiński, wnuk Szostaków
Jerzy Złotnicki
Mecenas Franczuk, doradca Komitetu Zakładowego "Solidarności"
Józef Nalberczak
Pułkownik, komisarz wojskowy "Metalpolu"
Kazimierz Lasoń
"Brodaty"
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