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Ferry to Sweden

1980, Polish. Directed by Włodzimierz Haupe.

Szczepan Zadra, a Polish expatriate living permanently in Sweden, maintains close ties with his homeland while working as a representative for an international transport company. Meanwhile, the Polish militia receives reports of a smuggling operation involving valuable icons being transported to Sweden. Szczepan meets Agata, a Polish woman on a business trip to Sweden, who agrees to deliver a small package to Stockholm for an antique dealer in Warsaw. Unbeknownst to her, the package contains a valuable icon.

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1h 36m
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Polish
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Released
9 June 1980
Original title
Prom do Szwecji
Country
Poland
Written by
Włodzimierz Haupe

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Ferry to Sweden (1980) was directed by Włodzimierz Haupe and stars Henryk Talar, Joanna Żółkowska, Stanisław Bieliński.

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