Back to Life Again Trailer

Back to Life Again Trailer (1965)

12 March 1965 Drama 92 mins

Three idealists - a communist secretary, a former RAF pilot and a female political activist - need to face the hardships and accusations of postwar Stalinist years before being finally rehabilitated.

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Cast

Andrzej Łapicki

as Piotr Grajewski

Ewa Wiśniewska

as Anna Jankowska

Henryk Bąk

as Grajewski's Cellmate

Franciszek Pieczka

as Grajewski's Cellmate

Krzysztof Chamiec

as NSZ Commander

Kazimierz Opaliński

as Grajewski's Lawyer

Wojciech Siemion

as Man attacking Jakuszyn

Jerzy Walczak

as Jakuszyn's Associate

Jerzy Przybylski

as Łapszewicz

Adam Pawlikowski

as NSZ Commander

Zdzisław Tobiasz

as Railwayman

Janusz Bylczyński

as Airport Inspector (uncredited)

Crew

Henryk Kluba

Henryk Kluba First Assistant Director

Mieczysław Ferster

Mieczysław Ferster Assistant Production Manager

Jerzy Groszang

Jerzy Groszang Production Design

Mieczyslaw Lewandowski

Mieczyslaw Lewandowski Assistant Camera

Ludwina Mannowa

Ludwina Mannowa Costume Design

Jerzy Wójcik

Jerzy Wójcik Director of Photography

Jerzy Wroński

Jerzy Wroński Sound Assistant

Stanislaw Moroszkiewicz

Stanislaw Moroszkiewicz Assistant Production Manager

Aleksy Krywsza

Aleksy Krywsza Assistant Camera

Jerzy Majak

Jerzy Majak Assistant Camera

Helena Bialecka

Helena Bialecka Assistant Director

Halina Dobrowolska

Halina Dobrowolska Production Design

International Titles

Une nouvelle vie Trailer

Back to Life Again Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 12 March 1965

Production Companies

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