Przeznaczenie Trailer (1928)
27 January 1928
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Cast
Crew
Czesław Piaskowski Production Design
Konstanty Meglicki Assistant Director
Ferdynand Vlassak Cinematography
Leo Belmont Novel
Janusz Star Director
Janusz Star Writer
International Releases Dates
Poland 27 January 1928
Production Companies
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