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The Poison Tasters: Directed by Ulrik Theer. With Tom V. Bierce, Veerland Thomas Bierce, Barbara Dzido-Lelinska, Marek Kasprzyk. Two men of uncertain origins, Crawford and Georg, occupy a blacked-out Polish flat on the eve of the Nazi invasion, 1942.
24 de mar. de 1995 · Overview. In this provocative, philosophical drama set in 1942, two disparate men find themselves trapped in a tiny apartment in Lodz, Poland during the Nazi-occupation. George, a sculptor, is a cynical bully while Crawford (who narrates the story) is a narcissistic, idealist in search of spiritual and emotional perfection.
Duration: 88. Credits. Casting. Aga LANGE. Veerlund BIERCE. Karolina ROSINSKA. French STEWART. Discover more. Two men, Crawford and Georg, occupy a blacked-out Polish flat on the eve of the Nazi invasion, 1942. Their odd philosophical modes, both cynical and brooding, are their daily discourse.
Two men of uncertain origins, Crawford and Georg, occupy a blacked-out Polish flat on the eve of the Nazi invasion, 1942. When the family of Professor Mirek takes refuge in the flat, Crawford falls in love with her daughter and tells her his purpose in there.
In this provocative, philosophical drama set in 1942, two disparate men find themselves trapped in a tiny apartment in Lodz, Poland during the Nazi-occupation. George, a sculptor, is a cynical bully while Crawford (who narrates the story) is a narcissistic, idealist in search of spiritual and emotional perfection. While they endure their time in the small flat, Crawford discusses his ...
The Poison Tasters is a 1995 American drama film directed by Ulrik Theer. It was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1995 Cannes Film Festival. Cast. Karolina A. Rosinska - Ana; Tom V. Bierce - Georg; Veerland Thomas Bierce - Georg; Barbara Dzido-Lelinska - Landlady; Marek Kasprzyk - Officer; Krzysztof Kumor - Professor Mirek
The Poison Tasters. Roommates (French Stewart, Veerland Thomas Bierce) find romance with others despite the constant threat of death in Nazi-occupied Poland.
