Ceremonia
Overview
Joanna returns to her native village for her father's funeral. Later that night, a brawl breaks out in the family - the woman decides to fulfill her father's dream of a secular burial, which her mother categorically refuses to do. Joanna, in order to achieve her goal, begins to learn the truth about her deceased father. And with it she discovers shocking facts about her parents' life.
Top Cast

Monika Pikuła
Joanna

Katarzyna Gniewkowska
Joanna's Mother

Krystian Pesta
Stefan

Klara Bielawka
Librarian Daria

Jerzy Rogalski

Beata Bandurska

Tomasz Zaród
Jan Frydrych
Barbara Biziuk-Wilkiewicz
Aleksander Dobrowolski
Szymon Gruszecki

Oskar Jarzombek
Paweł Lewandowski
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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