Polar Bear Trailer

Polar Bear Trailer (1959)

03 December 1959 Thriller, War 88 mins

A Jewish man who escapes a Nazi transport hides in a Polish ski resort town by posing for photos with tourists dressed as a polar bear.

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Cast

Gustaw Holoubek

as Henryk Fogiel

Stanisław Milski

as The Professor

Adam Pawlikowski

as Major Rudolf von Henneberg

Stanisław Mikulski

as Michał Pawlicki

Emil Karewicz

as Hauptmann Grimm

Feliks Chmurkowski

as Engineer Nowicki

Edward Dobrzański

as Highlander Józek

Mieczysław Łoza

as Polish Underground Member

Wiktor Grotowicz

as German Officer (uncredited)

Artur Młodnicki

as German Officer (uncredited)

Wojciech Siemion

as Restorer

Crew

Maria Szafran

Maria Szafran Production Design

Zdzisław Dominiak

Zdzisław Dominiak Sound Assistant

Zbigniew Lewicki

Zbigniew Lewicki Assistant Director

Zbigniew Dobracki

Zbigniew Dobracki Makeup Artist

Konrad Nałęcki

Konrad Nałęcki First Assistant Director

Andrzej Jerzy Piotrowski

Andrzej Jerzy Piotrowski Assistant Director

Jerzy Stawicki

Jerzy Stawicki Camera Operator

Barbara Pec-Ślesicka

Barbara Pec-Ślesicka Assistant Production Manager

Marek Iwaszkiewicz

Marek Iwaszkiewicz Set Decoration

Jerzy Skrzepiński

Jerzy Skrzepiński Production Design

Krystyna Skowerska

Krystyna Skowerska Makeup Artist

Janusz Zachwajewski

Janusz Zachwajewski Assistant Camera

Aleksander Lewandowski

Aleksander Lewandowski Lighting Technician

International Titles

白熊 Trailer

Valkoinen karhu Trailer

The White Bear Trailer

Ember a medvebörben Trailer

Белый медведь Trailer

Bílý medvěd Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 03 December 1959

Romania 06 March 1961

Production Companies

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