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Daria Brudnias
as Zuzanna Dziubecka
Agnieszka Brzezinska
as Grazyna Kaminska
Bartosz Dermont
as Krzysztof Dolski
Bogdan Ferenc
as Lector
Marta Gortych
as Marlena Gniatkowska
Maciej Gruszczynski
as Drunk Man
Sandra Koscielniak
as Zosia Czarnkowska
Jan Kozaczuk
as Piotr Kaminski
Maja Lepek
as Hanka
Przemyslaw Puchala
as Rafal Borys
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