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Release Date:
January 11, 2013
Original Title:
Sęp
Alternate Titles:
Sep
Sęp
Genres:
Action | Thriller
Production Countries:
Poland
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 133
Imagine that you have the power to decide on people's lives. Who would you condemned, and whom he saved? In the center of Europe suddenly, without a trace, people begin to disappear. The investigation goes into the hands of Vulture (Michal Zebrowski) - a police officer who appears to be devoid of feelings. Tough, incorruptible, no obligations and favors to others. Until he meets Natasha (Anna Przybylska) - a woman other than those that he met so far. Vulture begins a dangerous game with the enemy ahead of him is still a step. Discovers a world in which people are leading a double life. For the first time, logical thinking will drive him into a trap with no way out. Suddenly, the hunter turned into animals. Balancing on the border between passion and reason, the world of logic and clever manipulation, you will have to answer the question: is there anything more important than life?
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Assistant Director:
Jakub Wielecki
Casting:
Paweł Czajor
Director:
Eugeniusz Korin
Foley Editor:
Jacek Wiśniewski
Foley Recordist:
Jacek Wiśniewski
Producer:
Roman Gutek
Sylwia Wilkos
Klaudiusz Frydrych
Production Manager:
Ewa Jastrzębska
Second Unit Director:
Tadeusz Śliwa
Sound:
Kacper Habisiak
Sound Director:
Kacper Habisiak
Still Photographer:
Robert Pałka
Anna Rzepka
Title Designer:
Krzysztof Urbański
Writer:
Eugeniusz Korin
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