
Proceder
Drama
Overview
The true story of rapper Tomasz Chada, a block‐born poet whose raw, brutally honest lyrics mirror his talent for falling into serious trouble. His life, defined by music as both passion and refuge, ends in unexplained circumstances, shocking his fans and the girlfriend he loved.
Top Cast


Piotr Witkowski
Piotr Witkowski
Tomasz Chada
Piotr Witkowski
Tomasz Chada


Agnieszka Więdłocha
Agnieszka Więdłocha
Monika
Agnieszka Więdłocha
Monika


Ewa Ziętek
Ewa Ziętek
Tomasz's Mother
Ewa Ziętek
Tomasz's Mother


Antoni Pawlicki
Antoni Pawlicki
'Kroku'
Antoni Pawlicki
'Kroku'
Kali
Kali
'Pablo'
Kali
'Pablo'


Małgorzata Kożuchowska
Małgorzata Kożuchowska
'Łysa'
Małgorzata Kożuchowska
'Łysa'
Anna Matysiak
Anna Matysiak
Julia
Anna Matysiak
Julia
Bartosz Zieliński
Bartosz Zieliński
Michał
Bartosz Zieliński
Michał


Jan Frycz
Jan Frycz
Monika's Father
Jan Frycz
Monika's Father


Gabriela Muskała
Gabriela Muskała
Monika's Mother
Gabriela Muskała
Monika's Mother
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