Lotna Trailer

Lotna Trailer (1959)

27 September 1959 Drama, History, War 85 mins

Set in the beginning of World War II, when the Polish cavalry still fought with lances against German troops, the movie is about a white thoroughbred horse that passed through various hands in a military outfit.

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Cast

Jerzy Pichelski

as Captain Chodakiewicz

Adam Pawlikowski

as Lieutenant Wodnicki

Jerzy Moes

as Ensign Grabowski

Mieczysław Łoza

as Sergant Latoś

Bronisław Dardziński

as Moonshine Maker

Adam Dzieszyński

as Cavalry Soldier

Wiesław Gołas

as Soldier catching Chickens

Henryk Hunko

as Cavalry Soldier

Tadeusz Kosudarski

as Cavalry Soldier

Irena Malkiewicz

as Countess

Karol Rómmel

as Priest

Tadeusz Somogi

as Cavalry Soldier

Bolesław Woźniak

as Cavalry Soldier

Marian Wiśniowski

as Cavalry Soldier

Crew

Janusz Morgenstern

Janusz Morgenstern First Assistant Director

Sylwester Chęciński

Sylwester Chęciński Assistant Director

Czesław Grabowski

Czesław Grabowski Assistant Camera

Antoni Nurzyński

Antoni Nurzyński Assistant Camera

Leon Jankowski

Leon Jankowski Assistant Camera

Lena Deptula

Lena Deptula Assistant Editor

Zdzislaw Mrozowicz

Zdzislaw Mrozowicz Production Assistant

Arkadiusz Orłowski

Arkadiusz Orłowski Production Assistant

Jerzy Lipman

Jerzy Lipman Director of Photography

Roman Wołyniec

Roman Wołyniec Production Design

Jan Banucha

Jan Banucha Costume Design

International Titles

Speed Trailer

Swift Trailer

International Releases Dates

Argentina 03 August 1961

Czech Republic 18 May 2010

Germany 19 June 2003

Finland 08 February 1963

Poland 27 September 1959

Taiwan 07 December 2012

United States 24 November 1959

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