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To Kill This Love (1972) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 10, 1972

Original Title:
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Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Zespół Filmowy "Iluzjon"

Production Countries:
Poland

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 92

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The young couple love each other. The boy is in constant work which will fit him, and in the end becomes a petty thief who cannot pay his debts anymore and decides to steal from homes where he pays scheduled visits to lonely housewifes. The girl works a nurse but is too sensitive in extreme cases. Running parallel to their story is a metaphor involving a castaway on a junkyard, who tries every means possible to get rid of the dog which becomes attached to him. In the end he attaches sticks of dynamite to the dog, but he breaks loose and the explosion wipes them both.

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Production

Assistant Director:
M. Karpinski
Jerzy Domaradzki
U. Krzemienicka
Jerzy Trojan

Costume Design:
Anna B. Sheppard

Director:
Janusz Morgenstern

Director of Photography:
Zygmunt Samosiuk

Editor:
Barbara Kosidowska

Original Music Composer:
Bohdan Mazurek

Production Design:
Andrzej Płocki

Production Manager:
Jerzy Buchwald

Set Decoration:
Biruta Markuza-Wasilkowska

Sound:
Nikodem Wołk-Łaniewski

Unit Manager:
Janina Krassowska
Jan Kucharski
Stanisław Klukowski
Andrzej Kolaczynski

Writer:
Janusz Głowacki

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