Question 1

Why does the film use 'Breslau' instead of 'Wroclaw' in its title?

Accepted Answer

Director Patryk Vega intentionally used the German name 'Breslau' to remind viewers of the city's German past and historical sins, suggesting Poland's 'moral plague' still persists.

Question 2

What was the film's original working title before legal concerns?

Accepted Answer

The project was originally called 'Se7en: Polish Edition,' openly inspired by David Fincher's Se7en, but the title was later dropped for legal reasons.

Question 3

How did a real-life accident occur during filming?

Accepted Answer

While shooting a scene of immediate police car arrivals, one driver didn't slow down enough and crashed into another car.

Question 4

What unusual location was used for filming with thousands of spectators?

Accepted Answer

One scene was shot during an actual speedway match at the Olympic Stadium with 12,000 spectators present.

Question 5

What is the central conflict in The Plagues of Breslau?

Accepted Answer

Police officer Helena Rus investigates a serial killer who murders someone daily at 6 pm, believing one man is responsible and tracing clues back to 18th-century city history.

The Plagues of Breslau

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