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Wyzwanie 

In the Masurian scenery, the story of two inseparable friends - policemen who, after ostentatiously leaving the service, opens a pub and a marina by the charming lake in Morag. However, their respite from challenges does not last long - they are quickly drawn into the middle of a criminal mystery involving an attractive businesswoman. In addition, things get complicated when a young girl comes to work in their pub - the daughter of one of them, whose existence he had no idea.
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In the Masurian scenery, the story of two inseparable friends - policemen who, after ostentatiously leaving the service, opens a pub and a marina by the charming lake in Morag. However, their respite from challenges does not last long - they are quickly drawn into the middle of a criminal mystery involving an attractive businesswoman. In addition, things get complicated when a young girl comes to work in their pub - the daughter of one of them, whose existence he had no idea.

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Genre:Action, Crime
Directed By:Maciej Dutkiewicz
Written By:Maciej Dutkiewicz, Arkadiusz Borowik
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Polsat, TFP, Centrum Edukacji i Inicjatyw Kulturalnych w Olsztynie

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