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1994-05-10 · 70 min · ★ 8.0
A journalist from "Gazeta Wyborcza" recalls his investigative reports and the consequences he suffered while trying to reveal the truth.
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Production details
- Directors
- Michał Dudziewicz
- Production companies
- Son et Lumière, Telewizja Polska, FR3, Fenix Film
- Countries
- France, Poland
- Status
- Released
Top Cast
Lech ŁotockiLech Bentkiewicz
Marzena TrybałaKrystyna, żona Bentkiewicza
Barbara Dziekanzastępczyni redaktora naczelnego "Gazety"
Ireneusz CzopPiotr, syn Bentkiewiczów
Andrzej PrecigsKarol Woźnicki, wiceminister Spraw Wewnętrznych
Ryszard Kotyspułkownik Marcinkowski
Aleksander BednarzAleksander Jabłoński, były pułkownik Komendy Głównej MO
Maciej Kozłowski"barman"
Bogusław Sochnackiczłonek Stowarzyszenia Wspierania Porządku Publicznego
Leon Niemczykprokurator Makowiec
Bogumił Antczakszef więziennictwa Iwanowski, kolega Bentkiewicza
Janusz Kubickiprokurator przesłuchujący Jabłońskiego
Sławomir Sulejredaktor naczelny "Gazety"
Jan Pyjormężczyzna sprzedający czołgi Arabom
Stanisław Brudnyksiądz Skarżyński z Podkowy Leśnej
Andrzej Głoskowskilekarz
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