The action takes place somewhere among fields, meadows, and forests. The protagonists are simple but extraordinary people: Janka, a dwarf; Morka, a monster who escaped from the circus where he was put on public display; Kostucha, straight out of Malczewski's paintings, and finally Lunda, a man who plays the violin and pieces of plates.
Mariusz Saniternik
Morka
Grażyna Błęcka-Kolska
Kostucha
Grzegorz Warchoł
Dyrektor cyrku "Dorina"
Henryk Niebudek
Maszynista
Adam Kamień
Cyrkowiec
Franciszek Pieczka
Marczyk
The action takes place somewhere among fields, meadows, and forests. The protagonists are simple but extraordinary people: Janka, a dwarf; Morka, a monster who escaped from the circus where he was put on public display; Kostucha, straight out of Malczewski's paintings, and finally Lunda, a man who plays the violin and pieces of plates.
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