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Scene from Rysa / TV series (2021)
Episode: Season 1
Scene Details
| Duration: 1180 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: supers992 |
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| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1920x1080 | Added: 2021-Sep-21 |
Actresses in this Scene
Julia Kijowska
Details
Alternate Names: 朱莉娅·基约斯卡
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Full Biography
Julia Kijowska, born in Poland, gained prominence for her role as 'Magda' in the 2014 film 'Pod Mocnym Aniolem'. The movie explores themes of alcoholism and recovery through a diverse cast of characters, including a writer named Jerzy, who struggles with chronic alcoholism.
About the Movie: Rysa / TV series (2021)
Release Year: 2021
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Director: Lukasz Kosmicki, Maciej Migas
Writer: Bartosz Janiszewski, Igor Brejdygant
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Story
The series 'Rysa' begins with the death of a homeless alcoholic in contemporary Warsaw. Commissioner Monika Brzozowska, tasked with investigating the case, senses that there's more to it than meets the eye. As subsequent crimes with similar modus operandi occur, she becomes increasingly convinced that her suspicions are correct. The investigation reveals a connection between the former sins of the murdered and the commissioner's own past mistakes. Brzozowska, struggling with memory lapses, finds herself entangled in a dangerous game that forces her to confront and fight against the demons of her past that she thought she had defeated years ago.
Summary
'Rysa' is a Polish crime drama series set in contemporary Warsaw. The story revolves around Commissioner Monika Brzozowska, who becomes obsessed with solving a seemingly simple case involving the death of a homeless alcoholic. As the investigation unfolds, it forces Brzozowska to confront her past mistakes and personal demons she thought she had left behind. The series explores themes of redemption, memory, and the consequences of one's actions.