Uwikłanie (2011)

Director
Jacek Bromski

Main cast
Maja Ostaszewska; Marek Bukowski

Genres
Crime

Description
Co musiałoby się wydarzyć, żeby w zwyczajnym człowieku obudzić zabójcę? Czy w pół-hipnotycznym transie można zabić i następnego dnia o tym nie pamiętać? Skoro jest ofiara, to gdzieś musi też być sprawca zbrodni. W ekranizacji bestsellerowego kryminału Zygmunta Miłoszewskiego tropem sprytnego mordercy podąża cyniczny komisarz Smolar (Marek Bukowski) i nieustępliwa prokurator Agata Szacka (Maja Ostaszewska)


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