2017, 106 min.
Director | Michal Kwiecinski | |
Screenplay | Piotr Derewenda, Doman Nowakowski | |
Cinematography | Kamil Plocki | |
Music | Atanas Valkov | |
Art Direction | Anna Gronowska | |
Producer(s) | Michal Kwiecinski |
Eugeniusz Bodo | Tomasz Schuchardt | |
Young Eugeniusz Bodo | Antoni Krolikowski | |
Jadwiga Anna Dorota Dylewska-Junod | Agnieszka Wosinska | |
Teodor Junod | Mariusz Bonaszewski | |
Moryc Blum | Piotr Zurawski | |
Antek Piekutowski | Jozef Pawlowski | |
Konrad Tom | Wojciech Solarz | |
Nora Ney | Anna Prochniak | |
Ada | Anna Pijanowska |
What could be a better way of depicting a biography of a cabaret and movie star than a musical drama? Glitter, scandals, roaring twenties’ music and amazing acting: the film contains all that and much more. It depicts the life of the Polish star of the interwar period called Eugeniusz Bodo, who was a man of many talents, and presents his pathway to success. His career was international, just like his origin-his father was Swiss while his mother was Polish. In the interwar period, Bodo was a major star of Europe since he was an actor, a director, a producer, a businessman and the central figure of numerous gossips and scandals.