JADZIA [1936]
year:
- 1936
release date:
- 11 IX 1936
runtime:
- 74 min
directed by:
- Mieczysław Krawicz
written by:
- Karol Jarossy, Emanuel Schlechter
director of photography:
- Zbigniew Gniazdowski
cast:
- Jadwiga Smosarska [Jadzia Maliczówna], Józef Kudła [Jurek Malicz], Mieczysława Ćwiklińska [wife of President Oksza], Aleksander Żabczyński [Jan Oksza], Michał Znicz [Królik], Stanisław Sielański [Feliks Wypych], Janina Janecka [Kunegunda], Józef Orwid [Józef Malicz], Jerzy Liedtke [Tarski, a sculptor], Wanda Zawiszanka [Jadzia Jędruszewska]
music by:
- Alfred Scher
production design:
- Adam Knauff
produced by:
- Blok – Muzafilm
executive producer:
- Stanisław Szebego
About the film
Two companies manufacturing sports equipment − tennis rackets in particular − are fierce competitors. Heading the competition are: Jadzia, a charming young girl (the Malicz company), and Jan, a young, athletic, attractive boy (the Oksza company). Each tries to get a tennis champion to play with their racket; Jan first mistakes Jadzia for the champion and she plays along. When the lie is revealed, Jan places a sculpture of Jadzia in the shop window of his company; it was secretly made by a friend of his, an artist, who he pretends to be. Numerous intrigues involving all members of the two families and businesses, as well as thousands of misunderstandings later, the rivalry comes to end, thanks to a combination of the evenhandedness and love of Jadzia and Jan.
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