The Two Who Stole the Moon

• Lech Kaczynski: Jacek
• Jarosław Kaczyński: Placek
• Ludwik Benoit: Wojciech, father of Jacek and Placek
• Helena Grossówna: Mother of Jacek and Placek
• Janusz Strachocki: Mayor
• Tadeusz Wozniak: Teacher
• Janusz Kłosiński
• Waclaw Kowalski: Blacksmith
• Henryk Modrzewski: Schneider
• Bronisław Darski: Barnabas, the farmer

The two moon thieves (Polish O dwóch takich, co ukradli księżyc, literally: About two those who stole the moon ) is a Polish film from 1962, he is the film adaptation of the fairy tale by Kornel Makuszyński of 1928 had in the GDR. . children's film in the cinema on May 25, 1964 his German -language premiere on TV when DFF 1 on 3 August 1985.

Action

In the village Zapiecek the two blond, freckled twins Jacek and Placek live. The two lazy and cruel brothers playing residents of the town constantly pranks. In order to finally rid yourself of the burden of work, they decide to steal the golden moon. They manage to catch the moon in a net, but they are caught by predators. When the moon disappears from the network at the new moon, walking the twins in the golden city in search of the moon. There they recognize the seeming value of a treasure. Then the brothers return to their parents back to Zapiecek and help these on the field.

Background

The film was made 1961/1962 in Leba and Łódź. Stylistically reminiscent of the film at the Soviet film with Spartan setting and the films own special effects. When the two 2005 President Kaczynski (Lech ) and Prime Minister ( Jarosław ) were Poland, the film was again asked. Both in movie theaters and on DVD, the film took great interest.