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Quo Vadis? (2002)

Quo Vadis? (2002)
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One of the most expensive Polish films ever made, Jerzy Kawalerowicz directs the ancient Roman filmmaking staple Quo Vadis. This remake follows in the style of the MGM Hollywood epic directed by Mervyn Le Roy in 1951. Set in 64 A.D., the story begins with officer Marcus Vinicius (Pawel Delag) returning to Rome to relax with his uncle Petronius (Boguslaw Linda), who works for Emperor Nero (Michal Bajor). Vinicius becomes interested in Jesus when he goes to a Christian gathering in order to see his sweetheart Lygia (Magdalena Mielcarz). Emperor Nero is opposed to the Christians, which leads the way to a firey, explosive, and violent conclusion. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

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Starring:
Pawel DelagMagdalena Mielcarz, (more)
Director(s):
Jerzy Kawalerowicz
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Quo Vadis?

One of the most expensive Polish films ever made, Jerzy Kawalerowicz directs the ancient Roman filmmaking staple Quo Vadis. This remake follows in the style of the MGM Hollywood epic directed by Mervyn Le Roy in 1951. Set in 64 A.D., the story begins with officer Marcus Vinicius (Pawel Delag) returning to Rome to relax with his uncle Petronius (Boguslaw Linda), who works for Emperor Nero (Michal Bajor). Vinicius becomes interested in Jesus when he goes to a Christian gathering in order to see his sweetheart Lygia (Magdalena Mielcarz). Emperor Nero is opposed to the Christians, which leads the way to a firey, explosive, and violent conclusion. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
270 mins

Complete Cast of Quo Vadis?


Director(s):
Jerzy Kawalerowicz
Writer(s):
Jerzy Kawalerowicz
Producer(s):
Miroslaw Skowinski
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    Anthony M.

    it was unplayable the disc was bad

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    Carolyn S.

    This film isn't in English and nowhere in the description warned about it speaking in a foreign language. Very disappointed.

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    James C.

    Its really good if you don't mind reading sub-titles.

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