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Piotr Adamczyk
as Adam Jurewicz
Bogdan Baer
as Józef Lulewicz
Ewa Blaszczyk
as Teacher Niusia
Pawel Burczyk
as Apprentice at the ball
Marek Cichucki
as Bogdan Jurewicz
Izabela Dabrowska
as Wandzia Jurewicz
Wojciech Deneka
as Werfel
Adam Ferency
as Bronis Jurewicz
Teresa Filarska
as Domcia
Jolanta Fraszynska
as Elzutka Jurewicz
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