Szuler (1994)
The year is 1750. Europe is in a ravaged state following a plague. Victor Moritz and Rufolf de Sevre are gamblers, frequenters of elegant casinos and fashionable brothels. Rudolf is a young aristocrat, charming and charismatic. His degenerate behavior has an animal intensity. Victor, though leading the life of libertine, remains to one side. He is a man of a refined taste despite his low birth and buys his noble title thanks to his gambling skills. Victor and Rudolf have been inseparable friends for years. Then two young, beautiful and innocent people - a brother and sister - enter their life...
Director: Adek Drabinski
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Alice Adair as Cornelia Granthomme |
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Michal Cicirko as Little Rudy |
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Justin Deas as Baron Rudolf de Seve |
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Maciej Domanski as Pastor |
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Ewa Gawryluk as Bietka |
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Philip Seymour Hoffman as Martin |
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Aleksandra Koncewicz as Old Nurse |
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Jerzy Kryszak as |
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Robert Płuszka as Cook Marcel |
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Vasek Simek as Friedrich Holms |
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Troy Ruptash as Theodor Granthomme |
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Jan Szurmiej as Groupier / Grave Digger |
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Marzena Trybała as Teresa |
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Jerzy Zelnik as Victor Moritz |
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Jerzy Zurawska as Doctor |
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Patricia Rybarczyk as Little Victoria |
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Tomasz Tworkowski as |
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Leonard Andrzejewski as |
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Joanna Bielicka as |
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Włodzimierz Bielicki as |
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Marek Derlaciński as |
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Halina Dmitrzak as |
| Sound | Michał Urbaniak | Music |
| Crew | Piotr Wojtowicz | Cinematography |
| Production | Ellen Parks | Casting |
| Sound | Józef Druś | Boom Operator |
| Sound | Janusz Rosół | Sound |
| Crew | Zbigniew Modej | Stunts |
| Directing | Adek Drabinski | Director |
| Writing | Adek Drabinski | Writer |
