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The Idol (1923 film)

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The Idol
Directed by	Wiktor Biegański
Written by	Gustaw Kamienski
Produced by	Józef Szwajcer
Starring	Ryszard Sobiszewski Norbert Wicki Antoni Piekarski Maria Lubowiecka
Cinematography	Stanislaw Sebel
Production company	Polfilma
Release date	18 May 1923
Country	Poland
Languages	Silent Polish intertitles

The Idol (Polish:Bożyszcze) is a 1923 Polish silent drama film directed by Wiktor Biegański and starring Ryszard Sobiszewski, Norbert Wicki and Antoni Piekarski. The film was shot and set in the Tatra Mountains.^[1]

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Cast

Ryszard Sobiszewski as Jan Zadroga, painter
Norbert Wicki as Wolski, sculptor
Antoni Piekarski as Wezyk
Maria Lubowiecka as Stasia Wezykówna
Jerzy Starczewski as Jan Zadroga, young
Leon Trystan as Wolski, young

References

^ Haltof p.14

Bibliography

Haltof, Marek. Polish National Cinema. Berghahn Books, 2002.

External links

The Idol at IMDb

v t e The films of Wiktor Biegański
The Drama of the St. Mary's Church Tower (1913) The Adventures of Anton (1913) Pan Twardowski (1921) Jealousy (1922) The Abyss of Repentance (1923) The Idol (1923) Vampires of Warsaw (1925) The Little Eagle (1927) The Polish Marathon (1927) Pawns of Passion (1928) The Woman Who Desires Sin (1929)

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