Two Hours

Follows the lives of people shortly after World War 2 as they try to adjust to their new lives. Completed in 1946, it was banned from release by the communist government of Poland until 1957 in edited form.

Drama

Barbara Fijewska

(Fela)

Irena Krasnowiecka

(Ira)

Wanda Łuczycka

(Marta)

Hanna Skarżanka

(Teresa)

Danuta Szaflarska

(Weronika)

Jerzy Duszyński

(Marek)

Władysław Hańcza

(Filip)

Władysław Grabowski

(Kaliciński)

Tadeusz Łomnicki

(Kuba)

Mieczysław Milecki

(Doctor Brus (credited as Mieczysław Milewski))

Jacek Woszczerowicz

(Leon)

Stanisław Grolicki

("Kolorowa" barkeeper)

Józef Węgrzyn

("Master Amadeusz Ordoni")

Aleksander Zelwerowicz

(Old man)

Hanka Bielicka

(Marta's neighbour (uncredited))

Władysław Dewoyno

((uncredited))

Barbara Drapińska

(Woman welcoming the soldiers (uncredited))

Ryszarda Hanin

(Nurse (uncredited))

Maria Kaniewska

(Woman at the train station (uncredited))

Zdzisław Lubelski

(Trader in "Kolorowa" (uncredited))

Andrzej Łapicki

(A Lady's companion in "Kolorowa" (uncredited))

Stanisław Łapiński

(Man accosting Weronika in "Kolorowa" (uncredited))

Kazimierz Pawłowski

(Fela's lover (uncredited))

Czesław Piaskowski

(Soldier in a car (uncredited))

Wojciech Pilarski

((uncredited))

Helena Puchniewska

(Lady in "Kolorowa" (uncredited))

Barbara Rachwalska

(Woman at the train station (uncredited))

Stefan Śródka

(Kuba's brother (uncredited))