Przedwiośnie (2001): Cast
Przedwiośnie is a 2001 historical drama directed by Filip Bajon, starring Mateusz Damięcki as Cezary Baryka, Janusz Gajos and Daniel Olbrychski. It runs 2 hours 19 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 2h 19m (139 min)
- Director
- Filip Bajon
- Original language
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Polish - Studio
- Agencja Produkcji Filmowej
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Przedwiośnie About?
The premise of Przedwiośnie without spoilers.
Polish‑born Russian Cezary Baryka matures amid a turbulent decade—from the outbreak of World War I in 1914 through the 1924 aftermath—witnessing the Russian Revolution, the re‑establishment of an independent Poland, the Polish‑Soviet War, and a series of communist intrigues that shape his outlook and force him to confront competing loyalties between his Russian heritage and Polish identity.
Przedwiośnie Themes & Keywords
· 1 tag- based on novel
Przedwiośnie Cast & Characters
Mateusz Damięcki leads the cast as Cezary Baryka, with Janusz Gajos as Seweryn Baryka and Daniel Olbrychski as Szymon Gajowiec. Directed by Filip Bajon; 84 actors are credited in all.
- Director Filip Bajon
- Mateusz Damięcki as Cezary Baryka
- Janusz Gajos as Seweryn Baryka
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Daniel Olbrychski as Szymon Gajowiec -
Andrzej Chyra as Chairman at a Communist Meeting
Also Starring in Przedwiośnie
· 80 more- Borys Szyc Buławnik
- Krystyna Janda Jadwiga Barykowa
- Maciej Stuhr Hipolit Wielosławski
- Karolina Gruszka Wanda Okszyńska
- Agata Kulesza Woman at a Communist Meeting
- Leon Niemczyk Professor Fiszer
- Jan Nowicki Uncle Leon Skalnicki
- Lech Dyblik Hotel Receptionist
- Marcin Dorociński Antoni Lulek
- Krzysztof Globisz Władysław Barwicki
- Aleksandr Belyavskiy Jastrun
- Robert Gonera Bolshevik Commissar
- Mariusz Jakus Sailor
- Ewa Dałkowska Duchess Szczerbatow-Mamujew
- Danuta Szaflarska Aunt Aniela
- Marek Frąckowiak Man at a Communist Meeting
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- Stefan Szmidt Turzycki
- Elżbieta Jarosik Cezary's Nanny
- Wojciech Siemion Maciejunio
- Mirosława Marcheluk Turzycka
- Teresa Szmigielówna Aunt Wiktoria
- Violetta Arlak Country Woman
- Piotr Gąsowski Father Nastek
- Katarzyna Łaniewska Gajowiec's Servant
- Zygmunt Bielawski Nawłocie Doctor
- Maciej Damięcki Economist in Chłodek
- Wojciech Duryasz Priest on a Train
- Alicja Jachiewicz Wielosławska
- Rafig Aliyev Cezary's Boss
- Tadeusz Szymków Worker at a Communist Meeting
- Maciej Szary Envoy
- Stanisław Banasiuk Envoy (uncredited)
- Urszula Grabowska Karolina "Karusia" Szarłatowiczówna
- Grzegorz Kulikowski Jew (uncredited)
- Rauf Shahsuvarov Turkish Officer
- Henryk Rajfer Jew (uncredited)
- Piotr Rybak Ball Dancer (uncredited)
- Edward Kusztal Odolany Servant
- Małgorzata Lewińska Laura Kościeniecka
- Marta Zięba Fiszer's Girl
- Zbigniew Moskal Battle of Warsaw Reporter (uncredited)
- Bogusław Sar Airport Guard
- Adam Hanuszkiewicz Count Storzan
- Robert Żołędziewski Cavalry Officer
- Renata Kossobudzka Laura's Mother-in-Law
- Waldemar Gawlik Jew (uncredited)
- Alina Swidowska Jew (uncredited)
- Mikhail Kabanov Patrol Leader
- Jakub Przebindowski Lieutenant Mamczur
- Andrzej Dąbrowski Man at a Communist Meeting
- Janusz Rymkiewicz Police Officer at Belweder
- Waldemar Kotas Minister (uncredited)
- Marek Węglarski Jew (uncredited)
- Aleksandr Karpienko Sasha
- Ramil Azimov Jasza
- Elnur Gusyeynov Tachir
- Emil Tahirov Wartan
- Asiel Avylova Aida
- Tofik Gusieynov Headmaster
- Kaja Śródka Princess Szczerbiatow-Mamujew
- Julia Krawczuk Princess Szczerbiatow-Mamujew
- Agata Walinowicz Princess Szczerbiatow-Mamujew
- Igor Salamov Sailor Guard
- Orif Ibragimov Georgian Priest
- Nicat Kazimov Azerbeijani
- Konstanty Ciciszwili Georgian Priest
- Ksawery Bajon Boy at the Border
- Roman Szyc Boy at the Border
- Katarzyna Raduszyńska Fiszer's Girl
- Marcin Lamprecht Jędrek
- Emil Wesolowsky Master of Ceremonies
- Krystyna Lubienska Miss Krystyna
- Ewa Dąbrowska Jew (uncredited)
- Monika Jeremicz Jew (uncredited)
- Monika Nogaj Girl (uncredited)
- Joanna Przybyłowska Jew (uncredited)
- Rafał Rutowicz Jew (uncredited)
- Piotr Sierecki Jew (uncredited)
- Monika Szoszka Jew (uncredited)
- Barbara Szeliga Jew (uncredited)
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Przedwiośnie Also Known As
2 alternative titles: “The Spring to Come” and “Канун весны”.
- Also known as
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- The Spring to Come
- Канун весны
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Przedwiośnie FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Przedwiośnie, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Przedwiośnie?
Przedwiośnie runs 2 hours 19 minutes (139 minutes).
When was Przedwiośnie released?
Przedwiośnie was released on February 19, 2001.
Who directed Przedwiośnie?
Przedwiośnie was directed by Filip Bajon.
More films by Filip Bajon Who is in the cast of Przedwiośnie?
Przedwiośnie stars Mateusz Damięcki as Cezary Baryka, Janusz Gajos as Seweryn Baryka and Daniel Olbrychski as Szymon Gajowiec, among 84 credited actors.
Does Przedwiośnie have a post-credit scene?
No. Przedwiośnie has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Przedwiośnie in?
The original language of Przedwiośnie is Polish.
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