Duchess of Łowicz (film) explained

Duchess of Łowicz
Country:	Poland
Language:	Polish

Duchess of Łowicz (Polish: Księżna Łowicka), also known as November Night (Polish: Noc Listapodowa), is a Polish-language historical film directed by Mieczysław Krawicz and Janusz Warnecki, and written by Witold Brumer. It was based on a 1908 book Księżna Łowicka by Wacław Gąsiorowski. It was the first high-budget Polish-language film, and one of the first Polish-language non-silent feature films.^[1]

Cast

• Stefan Jaracz - Grand Duke Constantine Pawlowicz
• Jadwiga Smosarska - Joanna Grudzinska
• Józef Węgrzyn - Major Walerian Lukasinski
• Stanislaw Gruszczynski - Alojzy Szczygiel, poet
• Amelia Rotter-Jarninska - Joanna's Mother
• Artur Socha - Lieutenant Piotr Wysocki
• Aleksander Zelwerowicz - Joanna's Father, Broniec
• Loda Niemirzanka - Chambermaid
• Jan Szymański - General Koruta
• Lucjan Zurowski - General Gendze
• Juliusz Luszczewski - Makrot, a spy
• Waclaw Pawlowski - Professor Szkaradowski
• Wanda Jarszewska - Honoratka
• Henryk Rzętkowski - Wartownik

Notes and References

1. Charles Ford, Robert Hammond: Polish Film: A Twentieth Century History, McFarland & Company, 2015, p. 246.