And the Violins Stopped Playing
Genres
Overview
This is the true story about a group of Romani's (gypsy) in occupied Poland during World War II as they confront the atrocities and tragedies of a forgotten holocaust.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
116 min
Release Date
1988-01-01
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
6
Vote Average
7.5
Horst Buchholz
Dymitr Mirga
Maya Ramati
Zoya Natkin
Piotr Polk
Roman Mirga
Didi Ramati
Wala Mirga
Zitto Kazann
Mikita
Marcin Troński
Josef Mengele
Wojciech Pastuszko
Koro
Jacek Sas-Uhrynowski
Paweł
Marne Maitland
Sandu
Bettine Milne
Rosa
Aleksander Bardini
Szura Greczko
Marek Barbasiewicz
count Paszkowski
Jerzy Nowak
professor Epstein
Katarzyna Siwak
Mara
Aldona Grochal
Wala's sister
Wiesław Wójcik
Bora Natkin
Ernestyna Winnicka
Zoya's mother
Jan Machulski
colonel Kruger
Władysław Komar
Dombrowski
Michelle Marlowe
Alicja
Wiktor Zborowski
Tomasz
Krzysztof Świętochowski
Franko
Aleksander Ford
Zenon
Ewa Telega
Ira
Jerzy Turek
polish peasant
Wojciech Wysocki
Włodzimierz Jasiński
Edward Dobrzański
Kola
Hanna Polk
Zofia
Margita Dukiet
Zofia's mother
Juliusz Berger
slovak Gypsy
Cezary Morawski
captain Brond
Bogusław Sobczuk
Rudolf Höss
Barbara Rachwalska
Ms. Stefa
Emilian Kamiński
Celina Ciecierska
gypsy singer
Robert Majewski
gypsy singer
Bogumił Antczak
(uncredited)
Aleksiej Awdiejew
(uncredited)
Elżbieta Bielska
(uncredited)
Irena Byszewska
(uncredited)
Jerzy Frydrych
(uncredited)
Jan Hencz
(uncredited)
Ryszard Jasiński
(uncredited)
Leszek Kubanek
(uncredited)
Tomasz Mędrzak
(uncredited)
Bogdan Michalak
(uncredited)
Jarosław Pilarski
(uncredited)
Marek Probosz
(uncredited)
Wojciech Skibiński
policeman (uncredited)
Sylwester Zawadzki
(uncredited)
Jerzy Zelnik
Danko Muler (uncredited)
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