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1971
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The Third Part of the Night
Trzecia czesc nocy
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Status:
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1971-01-01
Runtime:
115 Minutes
Languages (original):
Polish
Production Companies:
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Director:
Andrzej Zulawski
Author:
Andrzej Zulawski
Director of Photography:
Witold Sobocinski
Editor:
Halina Prugar-Ketling
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Malgorzata Braunek
as Marta
Leszek Teleszynski
as Michal
Jan Nowicki
as Jan
Jerzy Golinski
as Michal's father
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Plot Keywords
Birth
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False Identity
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Gestapo
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Identity
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Krakau
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Mistake in Person
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New Identity
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Pregancy and Birth
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Second World War
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The Third Part of the Night
French
La Troisième partie de la nuit
Italian
La terza parte della notte
German
Ein Drittel der Nacht
Spanish
La tercera parte de la noche
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