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The Triumph of the Heart
The Triumph of the Heart

The Triumph of the Heart

The Heroic Sacrifice of St. Maximilian Kolbe

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The extraordinary true story of St. Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish Catholic priest who volunteered to die in place of another man in Auschwitz during World War II.

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Cast

Marcin Kwaśny

Marcin Kwaśny

Maximilian Kolbe

Christopher Sherwood

Christopher Sherwood

Karl Fritzsch

Sharon Oliphant

Sharon Oliphant

Franziska

Agnieszka Goławska

Agnieszka Goławska

Mamma Kolbe

Rowan Polonski

Rowan Polonski

Albert

Armand Procacci

Armand Procacci

Freddy

Oleh Karpenko

Oleh Karpenko

Jonas

Lech Dyblik

Lech Dyblik

Patryk

Istan Rozumny

Istan Rozumny

Brother Alphonse

Lauren Cimorelli

Lauren Cimorelli

Black Madonna

Radosław Pazura

Radosław Pazura

Alex Mugnaioni

Alex Mugnaioni

Ioan

Pauline Leslie Rulla

Pauline Leslie Rulla

Sarah

Julia Jakubowska

Julia Jakubowska

Leah

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