Edited by MCK Sokół | Lesser Poland
Przedwiośnie
Directed by: Filip Bajon
Year: 2001
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About the movie
The film is an adaptation of Stefan Żeromski's last novel of the same title. The main character, Cezary Baryka, is a young Pole living in Baku. As a result of the revolution, Cezary's friends, his girlfriend and his mother die. At his father's insistence, Cezary goes to Poland and takes part in the Polish-Bolshevik war, during which he saves the life of one of the soldiers. In gratitude, after the war, he invites Cezary to his family estate. Baryka hopes that he will be able to lead a peaceful life there.
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| Duration | 139 min. |
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Trivia
- The film featured 300 actors and over 5,213 extras. Over 51.3 km of tape, 3,600 props and 3,370 costumes were used to make it. The cost of the film is 5 million dollars and it is the third super-production of Polish cinema, after Pan Tadeusz and Ogniem i mieczem.
- The film received the Golden Lions for music, set design and costumes at the Polish Film Festival in Gdynia in 2001, and the Diamond Ticket awarded by the "Polish Cinemas" Association.
- There is also a longer serial version of the film.
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