25 Feb 1977
Man of Marble
A young Polish filmmaker sets out to find out what happened to Mateusz Birkut, a bricklayer who became a propaganda hero in the 1950s but later fell out of favor and disappeared.
Two Sisters
Two sisters set out from Warsaw to Kharkov to pick up their seriously injured father.
Top Billed Cast
Karolina Rzepa Jaśmina
Diana Zamojska Gosia Nowicka
Ірма Вітовська Larysa
Марина Кошкіна Solomia
Олександр Рудинський Sasza
Szymon Kuśmider Zenon Nowicki
Olena Kurta Tatiana
Vitalina Bibliv Nadia
Mykhailo Zhonin Oleg
В'ячеслав Бабенков Taxi Driver
Rob Feldman Man from the Train Station
Serhii Derevianko Russian Leader
Олександр Данильченко Semenycz
Konstantin Mikhno Giena
Serhii Luzanovskyi Ukrainian Soldier
Roman Grygil Ukrainian Soldier
Igor Maistrenko Ukrainian Soldier
Nikolay Kiy Russian Soldier
Maksym Burlaka Russian Soldier
Lev Sydorenko Artem
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