The Nest Trailer

The Nest Trailer (1974)

17 July 1974 Drama, History, War 98 mins

Told in flashback as Mieszko lies feverish in his bed just before the Battle of Cedynia, Gniazdo recounts how the revered leader extended Poland's borders, formed an alliance with Emperor Otto I, and ultimately strengthened his country's autonomy by achieving victory during that crucial battle in the year 972.

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Cast

Wojciech Pszoniak

as Mieszko I

Marek Bargiełowski

as Czcibór, Mieszko's brother

Wanda Neumann

as Dobrawa

Bolesław Płotnicki

as Ziemiomysł, Mieszko's father

Henryk Bąk

as Boleslaw I Okrutny, Dubrawa's father

Tadeusz Białoszczyński

as Markgraf Geron

Janusz Bylczyński

as Markgraf Hodon

Włodzimierz Maciudziński

as Świętopełk, Mieszko's brother

Czesław Wołłejko

as Emperor Otto I 'The Great'

Andrzej Szalawski

as Odolan, Mieszko's Uncle

Iga Mayr

as The Witch

Edmund Fetting

as Krystian, Dobrawa's brother

Aleksander Fogiel

as Man at Baptism

Aleksander Gąssowski

as The Resigning Council of Elders Member

Crew

Krzysztof Kierzkowski

Krzysztof Kierzkowski Production Assistant

Kazimierz Pawlak

Kazimierz Pawlak Assistant Camera

Michał Szczerbic

Michał Szczerbic Assistant Production Manager

Urszula Orczykowska

Urszula Orczykowska Production Manager

Wojciech Urbanowicz

Wojciech Urbanowicz Still Photographer

Eugeniusz Gawrysiak

Eugeniusz Gawrysiak Assistant Camera

Stefan Filipiak

Stefan Filipiak Assistant Production Design

Józef Bartczak

Józef Bartczak Assistant Editor

Anna Bohdziewicz

Anna Bohdziewicz Assistant Production Design

Zygmunt Wójcik

Zygmunt Wójcik Assistant Production Manager

Wincenty Florek

Wincenty Florek Assistant Director

Zofia Świątek

Zofia Świątek Production Assistant

International Titles

Die Schlacht von Cedynia Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 07 July 1974

Production Companies

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