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Title: 1920 Bitwa Warszawska (2011)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Daniel Olbrychski | ... | Józef Pilsudski | |
| Natasza Urbanska | ... | Ola Raniewska | |
| Borys Szyc | ... | Jan Krynicki | |
| Jerzy Bonczak | ... | Captain Kostrzewa | |
| Adam Ferency | ... | Bukowski | |
| Boguslaw Linda | ... | Boleslaw Wieniawa-Dlugoszowski | |
| Ewa Wisniewska | ... | Actress Ada | |
| Aleksandr Domogarov | ... | Kryshkin (as Aleksander Domagarow) | |
| Olga Kabo | ... | Sofiya Nikolayevna | |
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Adam Strzelecki | ... | Wincenty Witos (as Andrzej Strezelecki) |
| Michal Zebrowski | ... | Premier Wladyslaw Grabski | |
| Rafal Cieszynski | ... | Kowalewski | |
| Lukasz Garlicki | ... | Priest Ignacy Skorupka | |
| Piotr Glowacki | ... | Anatol | |
| Wojciech Solarz | ... | Samuel | |
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The First Polish 3D Feature Film! Poland's winning battle against Soviet Russia as seen through the eyes of two young protagonists, Ola and Jan. She is a Warsaw cabaret dancer, while he is a cavalry officer and poet who believes in socialist ideals. Written by extreme94
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propaganda | polish soviet war | military uniform | invading army | battle |Certificate:
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Country:
PolandRelease Date:
30 September 2011 (Poland) See more »Also Known As:
1920 - Die letzte Schlacht See more »Filming Locations:
New Town Market Square, New Town, Sródmiescie, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland See more »Edit
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PLN 27,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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Written by Krzesimir Debski
Performed by Natasza Urbanska & Borys Szyc
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The film takes place from August 12 to August 25, 1920. See more »Soundtracks
Spiewka 1920Written by Krzesimir Debski
Performed by Natasza Urbanska & Borys Szyc
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The movie plays out like a bad "Winnie The Poo" episode - but with a lot of fireworks.
There are some great performers here; a beautiful woman, handsome hero; and great, colorful costumes, horses, and all the spiel that comes with making a big-budget-movie. However, as it usually is the case with Polish cinema, the movie (as a whole) falls short. It falls short unable to decide whether it wants to be a slapstick comedy or a serious, patriotic war hymn.
The cinematography is great. Natasza Urbanska is beautiful, graceful, and not a bad actress either. But the first half of the movie is very choppy, with the action moving back-and-forth between several threads in a matter which fell short from challenging me to really care about the characters or the story.
Some of the scenes, or rather dialogues, are overtly infantile even for a Winnie The Poo episode - ruining the whole movie.
The 3D effects in some scenes are phenomenal, and in others are extremely poor.
Michael Malak - Polish-American