Jaska Kulgawcowa is Kulgawcowa’s daughter. She objects when her mother agrees to hide Rutka, arguing with her about the money and the risks of sheltering the child. Her opposition highlights the danger and strain the arrangement brings to the household, while Kulgawcowa insists that Rutka needs help.
Amelka Raczyńska is portrayed by Marta Klubowicz. The supplied cast information identifies her as the daughter of Raczyńska, wife of the pharmacist Filip, and lover of Jan Cichocki, who works at her husband's pharmacy. These details establish her family and personal connections, but no further events involving Amelka are provided.
Cecylka is identified as a patient in a psychiatric hospital. The available plot information does not explain her actions or her relationship to Jan or any other listed character, so only her stated status as a hospital patient can be established.
Amelka is a young woman from a poor Warsaw neighborhood whose ambitions repeatedly clash with the demands of family life and poverty. After returning with her school diploma, she argues with her mother about household responsibilities. She becomes ill with anemia and later grieves a lost pregnancy; she also offers Franka a place to stay, sustaining their friendship through hardship.
Marta Klubowicz has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Święta polskie - Kolekcja with 1 titles. Signature works include Oh, Karol!, Morula, Rajski ptak. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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