Giuseppe in Warsaw Trailer

Giuseppe in Warsaw Trailer (1964)

"Adventures of the Italian soldier in a rebellious Warsaw in 1943, between Germans and the Polish resistance." 07 August 1964 Comedy, Romance, War 99 mins

The Italian soldier Giuseppe Santucci, on his way home from the Russian front has his machine gun stolen in Warsaw. Afraid of consequences, he stays in Warsaw and occupies a flat of the Polish girl Maria, whom he suspects of stealing weapon. Maria indeed is an active member of the Polish resistance, contrary to her brother, Staszek, a painter, who only wants a calm living. In a course of events Giuseppe falls in love and, along with Staszek, becomes a hero of the Polish resistance.

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Cast

Antonio Cifariello

as Giuseppe Santucci

Jarema Stępowski

as Muttermilch

Zdzisław Maklakiewicz

as Market Seller

Zenon Burzyński

as German Interpreter (uncredited)

Halina Buyno-Łoza

as Woman on a Train (uncredited)

Crew

Zbigniew Kociuba

Zbigniew Kociuba Assistant Director

Jerzy Karwowski

Jerzy Karwowski Assistant Director

Marian Zietkiewicz

Marian Zietkiewicz Assistant Director

Beata Bilska

Beata Bilska Assistant Director

Mieczysław Verocsy

Mieczysław Verocsy Camera Operator

Jerzy Szurowski

Jerzy Szurowski Assistant Camera

Mieczyslaw Sitarz

Mieczyslaw Sitarz Assistant Camera

Jan Grandys

Jan Grandys Production Design

Maria Szafran

Maria Szafran Assistant Production Design

Zbigniew Ostoja-Zagórski

Zbigniew Ostoja-Zagórski Assistant Production Design

Albert Kuchnia

Albert Kuchnia Assistant Production Design

Janina Koźmińska

Janina Koźmińska Costume Design

Alicja Wasilewska

Alicja Wasilewska Costume Assistant

International Titles

An Italian in Warsaw Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 07 August 1964

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