All 11 Anna Powierza Movies
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey as we take a closer look at the movies of Anna Powierza. From heart-wrenching dramas to inspiring and thought-provoking films, this roundup of Anna Powierza’s movies is sure to captivate and engage audiences alike. Discover the stories and characters that have made her shine as an actress in this curated collection of her finest works.
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1. Miss Wet-Head (1994)
Miss Wet-Head, also known as Panna z mokra glowa, is a heartfelt drama that takes us back in time to 1930s Poland. Following the misfortunes that befall the Borowska family — from the loss of their estate to their father’s death — the bold and irreverent Irenka Borowska embarks on a journey unlike any other. As her family’s circumstances darken, she takes life by the horns, determined to fight back.
2. Nothing Funny (1995)
“Nothing Funny” is a 1995 comedy-drama film written and directed by Marek Koterski. The movie follows director Adam Miauczynski, whose life is filled with bumbling calamities, impacting both his professional and personal life.
3. Awantura o Basie (1995)
Awantura o Basie, a 1995 family film, follows the story of a young girl named Basia, played by Paulina Tworzyanska. Directed by Kazimierz Tarnas, the movie is based on a novel and explores the life of Basia as she navigates through her everyday challenges. The film stars Agata Marciniak and Maria Kaniewska, alongside Tworzyanska, for a heartwarming and engaging experience.
4. Panna Nikt (1996)
Witness the stirring tale of Panna Nikt, a once-cherished young girl torn from the warmth of her small village and thrust into the bustling heart of the city. The naïve and devout peasant navigates unfamiliar territory as she grapples with the allure of her seductive new friends. As the complexities of their friendship unfold, the fragile balance between her traditional Polish values and the seductive siren of materialism hangs tantalizingly in the balance.
5. Deserter’s Gold (1998)
Deserter’s Gold (1998) is an action-packed comedy set during the tumultuous years of World War II. Follow a group of skilled safe crackers as they embark on a daring mission to steal gold from a German bank.
6. Ajlawju (1999)
“Ajlawju” is an enthralling comedy-drama-romance film released in 1999, featuring Cezary Pazura and Katarzyna Figura in lead roles as Adas Miauczynski and Gosia. The movie delves into the intricate relationship dynamics between the two characters, showcasing the emotions they experience, ranging from reunion to jealousy, frustration, and obsession. It also brings forth themes of love, examining the lengths individuals are willing to go to reconnect with past connections.
7. Listy milosne (2001)
“Listy Milosne” is a captivating drama, directed by Slawomir Krynski and written by the same talented individual. The film, which is a beautiful combination of romance and poignant storytelling, stars Magdalena Cielecka, Ewa Wisniewska, and Gustaw Holoubek in its leading roles.
8. Day of the Wacko (2002)
“Day of the Wacko” is a riveting, cult film that delves into the life of a frustrated divorced teacher named Krzysiek, played by Marek Kondrat. As the movie unfolds, we witness the harsh and biting reality of Krzysiek’s 24-hour journey, where he struggles to break free from his numerous obsessions. The film masterfully blends elements of comedy, drama, and romance, taking the audience on a rollercoaster ride through Krzysiek’s mind.
9. Spadek (2005)
In the heart-wrenching drama, “Spadek” (2005), a middle-aged man, reconnected with an old friend from his adolescent years, discovers a harsh reality of today’s world. The reunion sets the stage for an entanglement that takes an unexpected and shocking turn when he encounters a popular porn star, only to find out she is none other than his daughter.
10. Na uklady nie ma rady (2017)
“Na uklady nie ma rady” is a refreshing and hilarious Polish comedy that will leave you in stitches. Released in 2017, this 1 hour and 29-minute film, directed by Christoph Rurka, features a talented cast including Grzegorz Malecki, Katarzyna Glinka, and Piotr Polk.
11. Polowanie (2023)
“Polowanie, “ directed by Pawel Chmielewski, delves into the world of tragedy and politics as it intertwines the lives of Michal Król and his provincial town. Inspired by true events, Król embarks on an unprecedented journey to seek justice following a devastating accident caused by government negligence. Pushed to the limit, he decides to venture into the political realm and run for mayor.
