Do Widzenia Wczoraj. Dwie Krótkie Komedie o Zmianie Systemu

Do Widzenia Wczoraj. Dwie Krótkie Komedie o Zmianie Systemu (1993)

Comedy

1. A ring of retired provincial PRL dignitaries plots to steal their party’s banner from the Museum of Communism as an ideological relic, only to have their scheme complicated when one conspirator’s son enlists an Italian collector in a profit-seeking joint venture. 2. A young homeless couple squatting in an unoccupied Balaton dacha is caught by the elderly ex-communist official who now runs a Budapest nightclub—and agrees to keep silent about their trespass in exchange for forcing them into a public “wedding night” performance for his patrons.

Directors: Péter Bacsó, Janusz Majewski.
Writers: Janusz Majewski, Péter Bacsó.

Casts

	Mariusz Dmochowski as Władysław
	Marian Kociniak as Roman
	Marian Opania as Stefan
	Leonard Pietraszak as Jan
	Stanisław Brudny as Janitor
	Joanna Trzepiecińska as Zosia's Mother
	Wiktor Zborowski as Barber
	Beata Ścibakówna as Marek's Girlfriend
	Beata Kawka as Celina
	Dariusz Jakubowski as Marek
	Wiesława Niemyska as Władysaw's Wife
	Andrzej Grabarczyk as Priest
	Jarosław Gajewski as Museum Organizer
	Krzysztof Janczak as Priest #2
	Krystyna Kołodziejczyk as Usher
	Paulina Młynarska as
	Witold Pyrkosz as Man watching TV
	Andrzej Piszczatowski as Museum Director
	Artur Pontek as Boy in the Elevator
	Katarzyna Węglicka as
	Witold Adamek as Man with Crutches
	Helena Białecka as
	Tadeusz Drewno as Actor
	Maciej Karpiński as Man on TV
	Janusz Majewski as Co-Entrepreneur
	Marek Maldis as Journalist
	Paweł Nauman as
	Władysław Żeleński as
	Katarzyna Gawron as
	Katarzyna Bronowicz as
	Péter Bacsó as Hungarian
	Marek Kondrat as Hungarian Entrepreneur
	Renata Dancewicz as Kasia (uncredited)
	Jan Prochyra as Władysław (voice)
	Olasz Agi as
	Szabolcs Bede-Fazekas as
	Flórián Kaló as
	Anna Györgyi as
	Géza D. Hegedűs as

Crew