Aria for an Athlete Trailer

Aria for an Athlete Trailer (1979)

01 January 1979 Drama, History 108 mins

Set at the turn of the century it presents a story of a famous Polish athlete, Zbyszko Cyganiewicz. It begins in a small town where a traveling circus attracts a shy boy into a phony wrestling game to please the crowds. The youth, however, takes his strength seriously, eventually defeating a name wrestler in a fair match. Angered circus manager fires him; he leaves happily due to two wrestler brothers who were harassing him. The wrestler goes on to fame, performing in the world's top arenas, and one day is serenaded by a tenor from the crowd. Fame brings him women and admirers but he is uncompromising on his profession. He has his revenge on one of his tormentors defeating him in the ring. One day, attending a game in a tuxedo, he is challenged by another of the brothers and drawn into a brutal game, in course of which he kills his opponent. Thus his career ends.

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Cast

Krzysztof Majchrzak

as Władysław Góralewicz

Pola Raksa

as Cecylia

Roman Wilhelmi

as Bolcio Rogalski

Bogusz Bilewski

as "Cyklop" Bieńkowski

Wojciech Pszoniak

as Siedelmayer, dyrektor cyrku

Ryszard Pietruski

as śpiewak Baptisto Messalini

Bogumił Antczak

as [obsada aktorska]

Witold Dederko

as starzec na ulicy

Ryszard Dembiński

as Knapp, właściciel cyrku

Teodor Gendera

as redaktor

Elżbieta Goetel

as przyjaciółka Cecylii

Witold Gruca

as choreograf Knappa

Wirgiliusz Gryń

as Georg Hitzler

Emil Karewicz

as Breitkopf

Crew

Ewa Krauze

Ewa Krauze Costume Design

Andrzej Przedworski

Andrzej Przedworski Set Decoration

Maria Lasnowska

Maria Lasnowska Makeup Artist

Małgorzata Braszka

Małgorzata Braszka Costume Design

Janina Sękowska

Janina Sękowska Makeup Artist

Lechosław Szuttenbach

Lechosław Szuttenbach Production Manager

Andrzej Kowalczyk

Andrzej Kowalczyk Production Design

Filip Bajon

Director

Jerzy Zieliński

Jerzy Zieliński Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Poland 01 January 1979

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