The People from the Train Trailer (1961)

11 May 1961 Drama, War 98 mins

A group of people find themselves stuck in remote train station in German-occupied Poland. A drunk German station guard there gets paranoid and sees partisans all around him, phones headquarters, and when the German soldiers arrive and search the station they find a gun. They then threaten to execute every fifth person unless someone claims it.

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Cast

Janina Traczykówna as Anna

Andrzej May as Piotr

Małgorzata Dziedzic as Marylka

Danuta Szaflarska as Marylka's "Aunt"

Maciej Damięcki as Boy

Gustaw Lutkiewicz as Wacuś Kwaśniewski

Jerzy Block as Station Master Kaliński

Zdzisław Tobiasz as Bahnschützer

Jan Zdrojewski as Gestapo Member

Bogdan Baer as Trader's Brother-in-law

Aleksander Fogiel as Trader

Józef Pieracki as Disabled Man

Jerzy Turek as Man from Poznań

Zenon Burzyński as Passenger

Bogusława Czosnowska

Zofia Grabińska

Crew

Kazimierz Kutz Director

Albert Kuchnia Assistant Production Design

Anna Włodarczyk Assistant Makeup Artist

Tadeusz Karwański Production Manager

Krystyna Krupska Assistant Director

Tadeusz Kondziela Sound Assistant

Witold Rowicki Conductor

Stanisław Piotrowski Sound

Władysław Ikonomow Assistant Director

Zbigniew Brejtkopf Assistant Production Manager

Janusz Zachwajewski Assistant Camera

Zbigniew Chmielewski First Assistant Director

Józef Kilar Sound Assistant

Maria Karpowicz Assistant Editor

Marian Zietkiewicz Assistant Director

Henryk Skórzewski Assistant Camera

International Titles

Night Train Trailer

Panic on the Train Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 11 May 1961

Production Companies

Zespół Filmowy Kadr

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