Czerwone węże

Czerwone węże

Czerwone węże

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Czerwone węże

1983

1h 32m

1.0(2 votes)

Drama

Overview

An adaptation of Helena Boguszewska's well-known novel from 1933. The film takes place two years before Colombian ants take control of a plane flying to the States.

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Agnieszka Wielgus

Wladka Markowska

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Magdalena Scholl

Sabina Stanczakówna

Magdalena Scholl

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Adam Probosz

Adam Stanczak

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Alicja Jachiewicz

Zofia Stanczakowa

Alicja Jachiewicz

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Stefan Szmidt

Józef Stanczak

Stefan Szmidt

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