Kochajmy syrenki Trailer

Kochajmy syrenki Trailer (1967)

25 April 1967 Comedy, Music 84 mins

Polish musical comedy. The film focuses on two friends who spend their vacation in the beautiful countryside of Mazury. They buy a very nice car (Syrenka), but in order to pay for it the men need to start working as solicitors for a notable art impresario named Koszajtis. Soon they get thrown right in the middle of a hilarious war between two rivaling music-and-dance groups.

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Cast

Jacek Fedorowicz

as Aleksander

Czesław Wołłejko

as Seweryn Patera

Janusz Kłosiński

as Jan Koszajtis

Jacek Nieżychowski

as Waldemar Łaput

Wojciech Rajewski

as Zenon Pimonow

Ludwik Benoit

as Factory Manager

Jerzy Bielenia

as Director

Krystyna Borowicz

as Receptionist

Aleksander Fogiel

as Auto Repair Manager

Mariusz Gorczyński

as Marian Anto

Jerzy Karaszkiewicz

as Saxophone Player

Czesław Lasota

as Chairman from Mrągowo

Crew

Andrzej Kotkowski

Andrzej Kotkowski Assistant Production Manager

Maria Karmolińska

Maria Karmolińska Costume Design

Edward Kłosowicz

Edward Kłosowicz Assistant Production Manager

Mirosław Salicki

Mirosław Salicki Assistant Director

Jadwiga Rutkiewicz

Jadwiga Rutkiewicz Costume Assistant

Boris Travkin

Boris Travkin Additional Photography

Jerzy Majak

Jerzy Majak Assistant Camera

Wiesław Śniadecki

Wiesław Śniadecki Production Design

Wladyslaw Nagy

Wladyslaw Nagy Camera Operator

Ryszard Rydzewski

Ryszard Rydzewski First Assistant Director

Tadeusz Jaworski

Tadeusz Jaworski Assistant Camera

Aurelia Łopatowska

Aurelia Łopatowska Assistant Makeup Artist

Anna Rubińska

Anna Rubińska Assistant Editor

Roman Kęsikowski

Roman Kęsikowski Makeup Artist

Marceli Nowak

Marceli Nowak Production Manager

International Releases Dates

Poland 25 April 1967

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