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A story about the fate of two Krakow families, the action takes place in the years 1874-1914.

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    As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 1 - Kraków 1874
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    #1 - Kraków 1874

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    The protagonists of the episode are two young women: Mrs. Chomińska - the wife of a bank clerk, and her sister Aniela, who is engaged to Felicjan Dulski, also a clerk. Their life in a poor and neglected town is filled with monotony and boredom. The only attractions are historical monuments, paintings by Matejko, and celebrations of patriotic events made possible by the liberal policies of Emperor Franz Joseph. However, constantly walking through galleries is not quite what two beautiful young women expect from life. One day, the sisters decide to organize an evening with dancing. Delighted by the idea, they secretly dream that the ball will change their fate. However, they are in for a cruel disappointment. The party quickly turns into a compromising series of misunderstandings, arguments, and scandals.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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  2. As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 2 - Kraków 1886
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    #2 - Kraków 1886

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    The script for this episode was based on Gabriela Zapolska’s novel “Seasonal Love.” Aniela Dulska, in order to improve the health of her frail son Zbyszek, travels to Zakopane—a spa resort that was becoming increasingly fashionable at that time. Upon arrival, she discovers that a young, handsome actor from Kraków is living in the same mountain cottage. The man, accustomed to flirting and fleeting romantic adventures, decides to take advantage of the opportunity presented to him.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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  3. As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 3 - Kraków 1898
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    #3 - Kraków 1898

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    Kraków in the year 1898 is one of the most vibrant centers of intellectual and artistic life in Europe. Freedom of speech and opinions, which is excluded in other partitions, attracts scientists, artists, and youth. One of the students of painting is Julka, the daughter of Mrs. Chomińska, whom we met in the first episode.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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  4. As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 4 - Kraków 1901
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    #4 - Kraków 1901

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    Bałucki could not come to terms with his failure and decided to leave this world. A young law student, Antoni Relski, who claimed to have a similar idea for a drama, envied Wyspiański. However, the prose of life did not allow him to write it.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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  5. As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 5 - Kraków 1902
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    #5 - Kraków 1902

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    “Crazy Julka,” whom we met in Episode III, is now Judge Rolewska. She has money, a child, a loving husband, and an awareness of a wasted life. Her peace is disturbed by her former beloved - the poet Jerzy Boreński, who, illuminated by fame, has come from Paris to Krakow. A meeting occurs, leading to declarations of love.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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  6. As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 6 - Kraków 1905
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    #6 - Kraków 1905

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    It has been 31 years since we met the two sisters: Mrs. Chomińska and Miss Aniela, the future Mrs. Dulska. Both sisters hate all those new trends that intrude into their lives: some secession, decadence, emancipation, or revolution. It is also becoming increasingly difficult for them to understand their own children.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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  7. As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 7 - Kraków 1907
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    #7 - Kraków 1907

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    Dulska buys the other half of the house from her sister. She finally moves into the salons. Zbyszko is having an affair with the maid Hanka. When it turns out that Hanka is pregnant, Dulska does everything to prevent a scandal.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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  8. As the Days Come and the Days Go Season 1 Episode 8 - Kraków 1914
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    #8 - Kraków 1914

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    The year 1914 has arrived. Everyone is talking about the impending war between the powers, which may bring liberation to Poland. The youth are flocking to join military organizations that prepare future Polish soldiers for combat. Both sisters - Mrs. Chomińska and Dulska - cannot understand why their children have strayed so far from them and do not feel gratitude for what they have tried to do for them throughout their lives. Finally, the war breaks out. On August 6, troops of soldiers marched from Kraków to the front, who were to form the nucleus of the future Polish army.

    Directors:Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński
    Writer:Joanna Olczak-Ronikier

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Best Episodes Summary

"Kraków 1874" is the best rated episode of "As the Days Come and the Days Go". It scored /10 based on 0 votes. Directed by Andrzej Wajda, Edward Kłosiński and written by Joanna Olczak-Ronikier, it aired on 9/7/1980. This episode scored 0.0 points higher than the second highest rated, "Kraków 1886".