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First Pavilion

Year: 1968 Science FictionTV Movie Runtime: 24 min Rating: 6.0

Overview

A young scientist is kidnapped and taken to a house where his former mentor, a professor, is conducting experiments on shrinking humans.

Genres

Science FictionTV Movie

Cast

Jan Machulski

Jan Machulski

Professor Foss

Roman Sykała

Roman Sykała

Professor Fanton

Leon Niemczyk

Leon Niemczyk

President

Józef Zbiróg

Józef Zbiróg

David Holl

Jerzy Ćwikliński

Jerzy Ćwikliński

Doctor Baxter

Jerzy Zapiór

Jerzy Zapiór

"Doctor"

Iwona Słoczyńska

Iwona Słoczyńska

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