19. Południk (2003)
The conspiracy story takes place in Poland, at the beginning of the 21st century. in 2003, Poles decide in a referendum not to join the EU, and in 2007 Bartlomiej Czop, a demagogue and primitive, devoid of education and personal culture, is elected president of Poland. He begins his tenure in office by brutally ejecting ex-president Kazimierz Czechmeszynski from the Belvedere when the latter wants to hand over the insignia of power to him. He then insults the Russian and German ambassadors. He also puts his crime-fighting program into practice, liquidating several hundred convicted criminals on high sentences in a faked accident at a military training ground.
Director: Juliusz Machulski
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Andrzej Grabowski as Prezydent Bartosz Czop |
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Jan Frycz as Premier Franciszek Ciumak |
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Sławomir Orzechowski as szef kancelarii Błażej Pajda |
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Cezary Kosiński as sekretarz prezydenta Szymon Napierzak |
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Halina Łabonarska as Maria |
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Jan Machulski as ex-prezydent Czechmeszyński |
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Rafał Królikowski as Patryk |
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Adam Ferency as Bogdan Dziadul/Stefan Dziadul |
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Joanna Brodzik as Karolina |
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Jan Englert as ambasador Niemiec |
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Jerzy Stuhr as ambasador Rosji |
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Małgorzata Zajączkowska as ambasador USA |
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Robert Więckiewicz as Marinus |
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Witold Pyrkosz as narrator; nie występuje w napisach |
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Jan Holoubek as operator; nie występuje w napisach |
| Directing | Juliusz Machulski | Director |
