Przeor Kordecki – obrońca Częstochowy (1934)
Pre-war Polish film about the siege of Jasna Góra, which took place during the Swedish invasion of Poland.
Top billed cast
- Karol AdwentowiczAugustyn Kordecki
Władysław WalterBrother Furtian Pawel- Józef SliwickiKing Jan II Kazimierz
Liliana ZielińskaHanna Zarembianka
Kazimierz BrodzikowskiMichal Malynicz- Aleksander OrdaStanislaw Malynicz
- Jerzy RygierSwedish General Müller
- Bronislaw OranowskiCount Weyhardt-Wrzeszczowicz
- Maria Wanda KostraVision of the Holly Virgin Maria
- Zofia LubinoLudwika Maria
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