
You Are God
Drama · Music · History
Overview
The story of the late 90s generation and the three friends behind the music: Magik, Fokus and Rahim. The fact-based film charts the relentless struggle for success of Paktofonika, against the backdrop of crumbling traditional values in dreary 90s Silesia.
Top Cast


Marcin Kowalczyk
Marcin Kowalczyk
Piotr 'Magik' Łuszcz
Marcin Kowalczyk
Piotr 'Magik' Łuszcz


Tomasz Schuchardt
Tomasz Schuchardt
Wojciech 'Fokus' Alszer
Tomasz Schuchardt
Wojciech 'Fokus' Alszer


Dawid Ogrodnik
Dawid Ogrodnik
Sebastian 'Rahim' Salbert
Dawid Ogrodnik
Sebastian 'Rahim' Salbert


Arkadiusz Jakubik
Arkadiusz Jakubik
Gustaw Zarzycki
Arkadiusz Jakubik
Gustaw Zarzycki


Katarzyna Wajda
Katarzyna Wajda
Justyna Łuszcz
Katarzyna Wajda
Justyna Łuszcz
Ernest Lorek
Ernest Lorek
Marcin 'Sot' Zięba
Ernest Lorek
Marcin 'Sot' Zięba


Marcin Dorociński
Marcin Dorociński
Concert Manager
Marcin Dorociński
Concert Manager


Adam Nawojczyk
Adam Nawojczyk
Mr. Sobański
Adam Nawojczyk
Mr. Sobański


Przemysław Bluszcz
Przemysław Bluszcz
Father of 'Magik'
Przemysław Bluszcz
Father of 'Magik'


Dorota Wierzbicka-Matarrelli
Dorota Wierzbicka-Matarrelli
Mother of 'Magik'
Dorota Wierzbicka-Matarrelli
Mother of 'Magik'
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