
Mr. Kuka's Advice
Comedy
Overview
Young Waldek wants to earn some money abroad and asks his experienced neighbour, Mr Kuka, for advice. When he finally gets to Vienna, he can confront the reality with what he has been told about.
Top Cast


Łukasz Garlicki
Łukasz Garlicki
Waldemar
Łukasz Garlicki
Waldemar


August Diehl
August Diehl
Lothar
August Diehl
Lothar


Andrzej Grabowski
Andrzej Grabowski
Pan Kuka
Andrzej Grabowski
Pan Kuka


Tomasz Karolak
Tomasz Karolak
Mirek
Tomasz Karolak
Mirek


Branko Samarovski
Branko Samarovski
Bernstein
Branko Samarovski
Bernstein


Anna Przybylska
Anna Przybylska
Ala
Anna Przybylska
Ala


Mirosław Zbrojewicz
Mirosław Zbrojewicz
Arnold
Mirosław Zbrojewicz
Arnold


Nadia Cameron-Blakey
Nadia Cameron-Blakey
Irina
Nadia Cameron-Blakey
Irina


Karolina Chapko
Karolina Chapko
Karolina Chapko


Alexander Jagsch
Alexander Jagsch
Policeman
Alexander Jagsch
Policeman
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