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1986 Polish Movie poster, The Mother of the Kings - Wiesław Wałkuski Butcher Boy Coward demonstrates that pure fluffDate: 1986 Size: 26 x 37. 5 inches Artist: Wiesaw Wakuski About the poster : The Mother of the Kings (Matka Krlw), directed by Janusz Zaorski, is a powerful Polish drama that explores the turbulent socio political landscape of Poland from the 1930s to the post World War II era. The film follows the life of ucja Krl, a working class woman who struggles to raise her four sons amid the oppression of both Nazi and Communist regimes. Through her sacrifices