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Warsaw Uprising

Warsaw Uprising

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HistoryWarDrama

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It tells the story of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 through the eyes of a US airman, escaper from the Nazi Stalag camp and two young reporters, cameramen for the Bureau of Information and Propaganda of the Polish Home Army. Their mission: documenting the Uprising by shooting newsreels for the “Palladium” cinema. Looking for the right shots, they go deeper and deeper – literally and figuratively – into the heart of the Uprising. Traumatic truth becomes obvious. Aware of being witnesses of indescribable events, they realize their duties: to document them and preserve the rolls of film at any cost…

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Polish

Runtime

76 mins

Rating

7.1/10

Release Date

09 May 2014

Country

Poland

Cast

Michał Żurawski

Michał Żurawski

Karol (voice)

Maciej Nawrocki

Maciej Nawrocki

Witek (voice)

Mirosław Zbrojewicz

Mirosław Zbrojewicz

'Prezes' (voice)

Agnieszka Kunikowska

Agnieszka Kunikowska

Joanna (voice)

Ewa Kania

Ewa Kania

Mother (voice)

Jacek Czyż

Jacek Czyż

Witek (older) (voice)

Jan Aleksandrowicz-Krasko

Jan Aleksandrowicz-Krasko

(voice)

Modest Aleksandrowicz-Krasko

Modest Aleksandrowicz-Krasko

(voice)

Piotr Bajor

Piotr Bajor

(voice)

Marek Barbasiewicz

Marek Barbasiewicz

(voice)

Tomasz Bednarek

Tomasz Bednarek

(voice)

Stanisław Brudny

Stanisław Brudny

(voice)

Wojciech Brzeziński

Wojciech Brzeziński

(voice)

Bartosz Dombrowski

Bartosz Dombrowski

(voice)

Jan Dravnel

Jan Dravnel

(voice)

Mariusz Drężek

Mariusz Drężek

(voice)

Agata Darnowska

Agata Darnowska

(voice)

Maja Erhart

Maja Erhart

(voice)

Dorota Furtak

Dorota Furtak

(voice)

Marta Król

Marta Król

(voice)

Łukasz Gawroński

Łukasz Gawroński

(voice)

Maciej Gąsiorek

Maciej Gąsiorek

(voice)

Zuzanna Gąsiorek

Zuzanna Gąsiorek

(voice)

Roma Gąsiorowska

Roma Gąsiorowska

(voice)

Katarzyna Godlewska

Katarzyna Godlewska

(voice)

Joanna Jeżewska

Joanna Jeżewska

(voice)

Natalia Koczkodon

Natalia Koczkodon

(voice)

Julia Kołakowska

Julia Kołakowska

(voice)

Aleksandra Koncewicz

Aleksandra Koncewicz

(voice)

Jacek Kopczyński

Jacek Kopczyński

(voice)

Krystian Kostow

Krystian Kostow

(voice)

Katarzyna Kowalczyk

Katarzyna Kowalczyk

(voice)

Antoni Królikowski

Antoni Królikowski

(voice)

Jacek Kufirski

Jacek Kufirski

(voice)

Robert Kuraś

Robert Kuraś

(voice)

Grzegorz Lalek

Grzegorz Lalek

(voice)

Lech Łotocki

Lech Łotocki

(voice)

Bartłomiej Magdziarz

Bartłomiej Magdziarz

(voice)

Olaf Marchwicki

Olaf Marchwicki

(voice)

Agnieszka Matysiak

Agnieszka Matysiak

(voice)

Piotr Miazga

Piotr Miazga

(voice)

Wojciech Mielimąka

Wojciech Mielimąka

(voice)

Barbara Mroziewicz

Barbara Mroziewicz

(voice)

Michał Mroziewicz

Michał Mroziewicz

(voice)

Witold Oleksiak

Witold Oleksiak

(voice)

Maciej Ołdakowski

Maciej Ołdakowski

(voice)

Joanna Pach

Joanna Pach

(voice)

Kamil Pruban

Kamil Pruban

(voice)

Bruno Putkiewicz

Bruno Putkiewicz

(voice)

Otar Saralidze

Otar Saralidze

(voice)

Krzysztof Skonieczny

Krzysztof Skonieczny

(voice)

Jagoda Stach

Jagoda Stach

(voice)

Paweł Szczesny

Paweł Szczesny

(voice)

Andrzej Szopa

Andrzej Szopa

(voice)

Piotr C. Śliwowski

Piotr C. Śliwowski

(voice)

Anna Tomczyk-Czerwińska

Anna Tomczyk-Czerwińska

(voice)

Brygida Turowska

Brygida Turowska

(voice)

Magdalena Waligórska

Magdalena Waligórska

(voice)

Jakub Wieczorek

Jakub Wieczorek

(voice)

Marcin Władyniak

Marcin Władyniak

(voice)

Karol Wróblewski

Karol Wróblewski

(voice)

Zofia Zborowska-Wrona

Zofia Zborowska-Wrona

(voice)

Marieta Żukowska

Marieta Żukowska

(voice)

Piotr Żurawski

Piotr Żurawski

(voice)

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