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as Wójcik
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overview
What is I Died So I Could Live about?
Warsaw 1941. Gestapo captures a Home Army soldier who knows the code needed to read the list of agents working in Reich. Tortured Wójcik asks the doctors for poison. It blends war elements. The film reflects a distinct Poland style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Stanisław Jędryka. With a runtime of 1h 28m, it offers a concise viewing experience.
cast
Cast and crew of I Died So I Could Live
The main cast includes Andrzej Grabarczyk, Halina Łabonarska and Zygmunt Hübner. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Stanisław Jędryka, written by Jerzy Janicki.
Halina Łabonarska
as doctor in Pawiak
Zygmunt Hübner
as professor Pytel
Marek Walczewski
as doctor in Pawiak
Wojciech Wysocki
as doctor Leśniak
Jerzy Zass
as Prahl
Anna Ciepielewska
as Wójcik's mother
Ryszarda Hanin
as housekeeper of ill professor
Joanna Jędryka
as sister Salomea
Janusz Bukowski
as major Wróbel
Michał Juszczakiewicz
as wounded patient
Eugeniusz Kujawski
as Moser
Bronisław Pawlik
as Bruzda's father
Henryk Talar
as Knothe
Mirosława Marcheluk
as Bruzda's mother
Ewa Kuryło
as nurse
Anna Milewska
as Pytel's wife
Beata Pozniak
as nurse assisting Leśniak
Jolanta Zykun
as nurse
Jacek Borkowski
as Heymann
Zygmunt Fok
as concierge
Alfred Freudenheim
as Gestapo agent
Maciej Góraj
as doctor
Jerzy Kramarczyk
as AK soldier fixing the lift
Marek Lewandowski
as German code expert
Piotr Machalica
as prisoner Kmicic
Stanisław Niwiński
as surgeon
Marek Nowakowski
as ambulance driver
Aleksander Trąbczyński
as gestapo agent
Zbigniew Sawan
as ill professor
Andrzej Szenajch
as AK soldier fixing the lift
Karol Strasburger
as Gestapo officer
Stanisław Tomaszewski-Miedza
as real "Wójcik"