South by North Trailer (2007)

26 January 2007 Drama, Romance 91 mins

Julia, 21, with a past she wants to forget, and Jacob, 29, going outside the monastery walls for the first time after 10 years. They meet at a bus stop. Seemingly quite inadequate couple goes together to the sea piechot. Neither of them is in a hurry. The young, arrogant girl and the balanced monk together share the hardships of the journey, confronting their two different worlds, two quite different views of reality. They are different, but are able to find a common language....

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Cast

Borys Szyc as Jakub

Agnieszka Grochowska as Julia

Robert Więckiewicz as Zakonnik / Kleń / Grzybiarz / Tirowiec / Maniek

Stanisława Celińska as Baba z krowami

Crew

Weronika Karwowska Set Designer

Weronika Karwowska Costume Design

Igor Czerniawski Music

Michał Żarnecki Sound

International Releases Dates

Poland 06 October 2006

Production Companies

ZoomMedia

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