Daisy. Wspomnienie minionego świata Trailer

Daisy. Wspomnienie minionego świata Trailer (2011)

"The life of Daisy, Princess of Pless" 01 January 2011 Factual 64 mins

A Polish documentary film from 2011 telling the story of the English aristocrat Mary Theresa Olivia Hochberg von Pless, known as Princess Daisy. The film presents memories of her life as recounted by her nurse and caretaker Dolly, and is the only documentary film devoted to this figure. The film contains fictionalized elements, commentary by historians, and scenes shot in places that were important to Daisy, such as Książ Castle and the Castle Museum in Pszczyna.

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Cast

Agata Kubiak

as Daisy von Pless

Alicja Sokołowska

as Daisy von Pless

Piotr Borkowski

as Hans Heinrich XV von Hochberg

Aldona Struzik

as Dorothy Crowther (Dolly) / Narrator

Crew

Piotr Sędzikowski

Piotr Sędzikowski Camera Operator

Jarosław Bajer

Jarosław Bajer Camera Operator

International Releases Dates

Poland 01 January 2011

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