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Wampiry Warszawa
(The Vampires of Warsaw)
Also known as Wampiry Warszawy, Tajemnica taksówki nr 1051 in Poland; Les vampires de Varsovie in France
(1925) Poland
B&W : 3200 metres
Directed by Wiktor Bieganski

Cast: Oktawian Kaczanowski [Pradowski], Halina Labedzka [Urszula Pradowska], Maria Balcerkiewiczowna [Countess Tamarska], Lech Owron [Baron Kamilow], Igo Sym [Tadeusz Wyzewicz, lawyer], Marian Kiernicki [Antoni, iokaj], Wiera Pogorzanka [Tonia], Katarzyna Dworkowska [Przelozona klasztoru], Piotr Hryniewicz [the prosecutor], K. Marczewski [Lichwiarz]

Merkurfilm production; distributed by Merkurfilm. / Scenario by Wiktor Bieganski, from a play by Wiktor Bieganski. Art direction by Henryk Vlassak. Assistant director, Michal Waszynski. Cinematography by Antoni Wawrzyniak and Ferdynand Vlassak. / Released 28 October 1925. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format.

Drama: Horror.

Survival status: The film is presumed lost.

Current rights holder: (unknown)

Keywords: Vampires

Listing updated: 17 December 2008.

References: Bren-Poland p. ? : Website-IMDb : with additional information provided by Jaromir Krol.