The Unspeakable (Polish: O czym się nie mówi, also O czem się nie mówi) is a 1924 Polish lost silent drama film directed by Edward Puchalski, starring Jadwiga Smosarska and Wanda Siemaszkowa.[1] It was remade in 1939.
The Unspeakable | |
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Directed by | Edward Puchalski |
Written by | Edward Puchalski Gabriela Zapolska (novel) |
Starring | Jadwiga Smosarska Wanda Siemaszkowa |
Cinematography | Zbigniew Gniazdowski |
Production company | Sfinks |
Release date | 21 October 1924 |
Country | Poland |
Languages | Silent Polish intertitles |
The film's sets were designed by the art directors Józef Galewski and Mieczysław Krawicz.
Krajewski, a banking clerk, falls in love with Frania, a girl he met accidentally. Frania returns the favor, but it turns out that she is so impoverished that she works as a prostitute. She's completely dependent on her pimp, Kosz, and his partner in crime, Prysadna. The next day Krajewski meets Kosz, who treats him as a client and offers him to find and deliver a woman that Krajewski is looking for. Krajewski describes Frania, who is brought to him. Krajewski then offers Frania the prospect of a life together.
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