Mr. Tadoush

At the beginning of the 19th century, the Polish-Lithuanian Empire was invaded by Russia, Prussia and Austria. The empire was in danger as if the building was about to collapse. At this critical moment, some Poles pinned their hopes on Napoleon. They made an agreement with Napoleon that the French army would help the Poles save their homeland, and in return the Poles would assist the French in their attack on Russia. In the Polish countryside there are two opposing prominent nobles, and their hatred has continued since the end of the 18th century. The Horisczyk family supports independence and is friendly to France; Suplica has a good impression of Russia. The conflict between the two families became more intense when the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed, but Tadeus (played by Michal Zebrowski) of the Suplica family fell in love with the other's woman at this moment... The film was adapted from the long narrative poem "Pan Tadeusz" by Lithuanian (Polish) poet Adam Mickiewicz, and won six awards including Best Actress, Best Photography, and Best Editing at the 2000 Polish Film Awards.