Pasja

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Pasja is a Polish historical film directed by Stanisław Różewicz, written by Andrzej Kijowski and Edward Żebrowski. It was released in 1978. The film won Golden Lions award at the Polish Film Festival in Gdańsk in 1978.

Cast

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• Piotr Garlicki [pl] as Edward Dembowski
• Zbigniew Zapasiewicz as Jan Tyssowski
• Bolesław Smela [pl] as Jakub Szela
• Wojciech Alaborski as Wiesiołowski
• Henryk Machalica as Smolka
• Mieczysław Hryniewicz as Walerian Kalinka
• Edmund Fetting as auditor Zajączkowski
• Mieczysław Voit [pl] as Wolski
• Józef Fryźlewicz [pl] as Teofil Wiśniewski, President of the Court of Galicia
• Paweł Unrug [pl] as Szela's man
• Anna Dymna as Magdalena Kaszycka
• Piotr Różański [pl] as an associate of Dembowski who criticized his joining the National Government
• Gabriel Nehrebecki [pl] as a man in a Kraków salon
• Bogusław Linda as a man in a Kraków salon
• Tomasz Zaliwski as a man in a Kraków salon
• Marcin Troński [pl] as a man arresting Dembowski
• Arkadiusz Bazak as Wiesiołowski's associate

References

External links

• Pasja (film 1977) at IMDb 

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