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Jedrzej Bigosinski
as Adam Kulig
Karolina Czarnecka
as Nadia Polczak
Mariusz Drezek
as Kuba Kos
Agata Dudacy
as Secretary
Pawel Ferens
as Commissioner Przemyslaw Gwózdz
Andrzej Hausner
as Slawomir Murek
Konrad Jalowiec
as Robert Kostrzewa
Stanislaw Kacki
as Michal Szewczyk
Bartlomiej Kaluzny
as Tomek
Julia Kostow
as Marysia Szewczyk
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