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3 giorni fa · When a young woman is murdered in the coastal Baltic region of Poland, her mother, a prominent judge, teams with a prosecutor new to the area to discover what really happened. Because there are...
5 giorni fa · By Muskan Chhatwani. | Last Updated: May 29, 2024. Colors of Evil: Red (Kolory zła: Czerwień) revolves around a murder case in which a prosecutor teams up with the victim’s mother to catch the culprit. The film is now streaming on Netflix. Warning: This article contains heavy spoilers.
5 giorni fa · Colors of Evil: Red (2024), scheda completa del film di Adrian Panek con Maja Ostaszewska, Jakub Gierszal, Kagga Jayson: trama, cast, trailer, gallerie, boxoffice ...
2 giorni fa · The Allied forces landing on the beaches of Normandy marked a pivot in the war, and ever since that day, WWII enthusiasts have wanted to get as much information about that day as they can. This has led to an influx of films, documentaries, and TV specials focused around D-Day.
5 giorni fa · May 29, 2024. Directed by Adrian Panek, ‘Colors of Evil: Red’ transports us to Poland’s Tri-City area, where the mutilated body of a young girl is found on the beach. Prosecutor Leopold Bilski draws parallels between the murder and a case from 15 years ago, realizing that their seemingly peaceful city may be hiding inconvenient secrets.
5 giorni fa · Lukasz Kazarski killed several people, including Zaneta and several other women who disappeared over the course of the fifteen years, but Monika was not one of them. One could say that had Monika not been killed when she was, she would have eventually wound up in Kazarski’s hold and would been forced to submit to him completely or die the ...
4 giorni fa · By Muskan Chhatwani. | Last Updated: May 30, 2024. Monika Bogucka, played by Zofia Jastrzębska, is the victim in the murder case that Bilski is determined to solve. Although Monika does not have any work experience, she gets a bartending job at the Shipyard Club. She also starts dating the man in charge of the club.
