Bajland

Bajland (2000)

Comedy

A black political comedy, which, as a backdrop, uses the election race and the accompanying chaos in the media. The film's protagonist is a presidential candidate in the 2000 elections in Poland who suddenly withdraws from the election campaign despite his best ratings. During the election battle, he portrays himself as a professional liar and decides to give away everything he has previously won. What he doesn't expect, however, is how difficult a problem giving can be.

Director: Henryk Dederko

Casts

	Wojciech Pszoniak as Jan Rydel
	Olaf Lubaszenko as Józef Horoszko
	Magda Teresa Wójcik as Jasnorzewska
	Emil Karewicz as Ignacy
	Karolina Rosińska as Katarzyna
	Olgierd Łukaszewicz as Painter Szagal
	Jerzy Kamas as Wysocki
	Michał Pawlicki as Jakubek
	Witold Pyrkosz as Sieńko
	Liroy as Psychiatrist
	Lech Wałęsa as Lech Wałęsa
	Mirosław Drzewiecki as Mirosław Drzewiecki
	Stefan Niesiołowski as Stefan Niesiołowski
	Piotr Żak as Piotr Żak
	Krzysztof Zaleski as
	Krzysztof Wakuliński as
	Jerzy Tyczyński as Kopaliński
	Marek Barbasiewicz as Physician
	Leszek Teleszyński as Zbigniew Potocki
	Marek Kasprzyk as Candidate
	Warszosław Kmita as Szymon Wiśniowiecki
	Mariusz Pilawski as Jan Poprawa
	Iwona Bielska as Ms. Plater
	Alicja Cichecka as Fiancé
	Agnieszka Greinert as
	Lech Dyblik as Man with a Clock
	Bogdan Kalinowski as Mr. Grabski
	Maryla Kalinowska as Ms. Grabska
	Wojciech Kawecki as Homeless
	Romuald Polowiec as Man
	Marcel Szytenchelm as Fiancé
	Joanna Benda as Journalist
	Marcin Bisiorek as
	Szymon Dederko as
	Adrianna Gruszka as
	Marek Frąckowiak as TV Journalist
	Irena Karel as Radio Reporter
	Beata Kolak as
	Katarzyna Kwiatkowska as
	Maciej Małek as Priest
	Mirosława Marcheluk as Horoszkos' Landlord
	Jan Prochyra as
	Sławomir Sulej as
	Ryszard Czubak as Journalist (uncredited)
	Justyna Kacprzycka as (uncredited)

Crew