I Hate Mondays Trailer

I Hate Mondays Trailer (1971)

27 August 1971 Comedy 98 mins

An acute case of Mondayitis in Warsaw. Interwoven stories of a few inhabitants of Warsaw, including one very unlucky Italian on a governmental mission and a charitable Polish American.

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Cast

Kazimierz Witkiewicz

as Francesco Rovanelli

Andrzej Herder

as Militiaman

Juliusz Kalinowski

as Grandfather

Teofila Koronkiewicz

as Woman with a Dog

Halina Kowalska

as Marianna

Wacław Kowalski

as Crane Operator

Hilary Kurpanik

as Car Owner

Czesław Lasota

as Crane Operator's Assistant

Henryk Łapiński

as Director's Assistant

Bohdan Łazuka

as Himself

Crew

Ewa Kowalska

Ewa Kowalska Set Decoration

Mieczysław Jahoda

Mieczysław Jahoda Director of Photography

Halina Dobrowolska

Halina Dobrowolska Production Design

Renata Wlasow

Renata Wlasow Costume Design

Eugeniusz Maciaszek

Eugeniusz Maciaszek Lighting Technician

Barbara Ptak

Barbara Ptak Costume Design

Maria Pietrzak

Maria Pietrzak Assistant Director

Tadeusz Janczak

Tadeusz Janczak Assistant Camera

Joanna Lelanow

Joanna Lelanow Assistant Production Design

Marta Woźniakowska

Marta Woźniakowska Assistant Production Design

Franciszek Kądziołka

Franciszek Kądziołka Camera Operator

Halina Chmielewska

Halina Chmielewska Assistant Director

International Titles

Nie Lubię Poniedziałków Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 27 August 1971

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