Decalogue II Trailer

Decalogue II Trailer (1989)

"Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain." 16 May 1989 Drama, TV Movie 57 mins

Dorota Geller, a married woman, faces a dilemma involving her sick husband's prognosis. Her husband's doctor, who believes in God, sweared about it in vain.

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Cast

Krystyna Janda

as Dorota Geller

Aleksander Bardini

as Consultant

Olgierd Łukaszewicz

as Andrzej Geller

Artur Barciś

as Hospital Orderly

Krzysztof Kumor

as Gynecologist

Maciej Szary

as Apartment Caretaker

Jerzy Fedorowicz

as Janek Wierzbicki

Piotr Siejka

as Doctor

Ewa Ekwińska

as Baebara

Aleksander Trąbczyński

as Lover's Friend

Piotr Fronczewski

as Dorota's Lover (voice, uncredited)

Crew

Ewa Smal

Ewa Smal Editor

Zbigniew Preisner

Original Music Composer

Teresa Violetta Buhl

Teresa Violetta Buhl First Assistant Director

Grazyna Tkaczyk

Grazyna Tkaczyk Assistant Production Design

Edward Kłosiński

Edward Kłosiński Camera Operator

Tomasz Gradowski

Tomasz Gradowski Lighting Technician

Magdalena Dipont

Magdalena Dipont Set Decoration

Jerzy Tomczuk

Jerzy Tomczuk Lighting Technician

Ryszard Chutkowski

Ryszard Chutkowski Production Manager

International Titles

Tízparancsolat II. Trailer

Dekalog 2. Bölüm Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 16 May 1989

Italy 06 September 1989

Poland 11 May 1990

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