PuÅapka, 1997, 110 min..
Director | Adek Drabinski | |
Screenplay | Adek Drabinski | |
Cinematography | Przemyslaw Skwirczynski | |
Music | Janusz Stoklasa | |
Art Direction | Wojciech Saloni-Marchwewski |
Maciek Adamski | Marek Kondrat | |
Ewka | Joanna Benda | |
Aleksander Szuster | Boguslaw Linda | |
Robert ‘Bobek’ Burski | Zbigniew Zamachowski | |
Canary | Anita Lipnicka | |
Iwona Babol | Dorota Pomykala |
Maciek Adamski vel Mickey Adams is a born loser, and an actor. He is coming back home to Poland after a fruitless 12 year long American acting ācareerā. He is desperate to be on the stage again, but now things are different. Everything has changed. The Poland he once left does not exist anymore. Soon his debts grow rapidly. When he finally loses borrowed money on the horses, the local mafia demands its money back and threatens to kill him. Out of work and chased by local gangsters, Mickey gets an unexpected offer of work from an old time friend. The work seems to be an easy āpiece of cakeā – looking after someoneās merchandise. On his arrival it becomes apparent that the merchandise is bootlegged alcohol, stacks of it. His āpiece of cakeā job becomes yet another worry. Whatās more, indiscriminately he gets involved in a fishy plotā¦