

Dom
1980-11-09 · 80 min / episode · ★ 7.3
The story of the residents of a tenement house on Złota Street in Warsaw from 1945 to 1980.
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- Studio Filmowe Kadr, Telewizja Polska, Zespół Filmowy "Iluzjon"
- Countries
- Poland
- Status
- Ended
Top Cast
Halina RowickaEwa Talar, żona Andrzeja
Tomasz BorkowyAndrzej Talar
Jan EnglertRajmund Wrotek
Stefan SzmidtKostek Bawolik
Zbigniew BuczkowskiHenio Lermaszewski
Helena KowalczykowaLermaszewska, matka Henia
Marek BukowskiMietek Pocięgło, syn Lidki Jasińskiej
Monika KwiatkowskaMajka Żmuda, miłość Kajtka
Hanna LachmanWanda Jasińska, babka Mietka Pocięgło
Bożena DykielHalina Wrotek, żona Rajmunda
Jerzy Bończakdozorca Edward Prokop
Hanna ŚleszyńskaLodzia "Cielęcina", handlarka mięsem
Mieczysław HryniewiczCzesio
Magdalena StużyńskaDanusia, żona Henia Lermaszewskiego
Piotr Fronczewskifotografik Adam Rygier, miłość Martyny Stroynowskiej
Waldemar BarwińskiKajtek Talar, syn Ewy i AndrzejaTitle information and images are supplied by TMDb. Explore our discovery guide for advice on comparing metadata and legal viewing options.
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