Exile to Siberia Trailer (1930)

31 January 1930 Drama, History 89 mins

The story takes place in 1905 and shows us a glimpse of an earlier Russian occupied Poland. After the assignation of the Governor-General, the Russian authorities in Warsaw are bent on finding the conspirators. Ryszard (Adam Brodzisz) is a Polish patriot that is considered a terrorist to the Russians and a hero to the Poles. He manages to find time to fall in love with a woman named Rena before being caught. The Russians know he was part of the plot, but do not know exactly how much he was involved, so he is sentenced to exile in Siberia. But his sweetheart Rena doesn't stand still while he is sent away, so she follows him to Siberia.

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Cast

Crew

Henryk Szaro Writer

Henry Vars Original Music Composer

Nicolas Farkas Director of Photography

Waclaw Sieroszewski Writer

Zbigniew Gniazdowski Director of Photography

Jacek Rotmil Art Direction

Józef Galewski Art Direction

Marek M. Libkow Producer

Marek M. Libkow Production Manager

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Poland 31 January 1930

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