Stanislaw Barriga had an illegal business. I got the kids involved

Stanislav Barriga died on June 14, 1987 in Essen, Germany
The director is responsible for creating such blockbuster songs as “Miś”, “Alternative 4” or “What will you do to me if you catch me?”
Stanisław Tim admitted that the artist was running an illegal business
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Stanislaw Barriga To this day, he is considered one of the most prominent Polish directors, whose comedies have been passed down from generation to generation and are still watched eagerly to this day. We are talking about such products as: “teddy bear”, “4 alternatives”, “wanted”, “money changers” or “what are you going to do to me when you catch me?”. Interestingly, there is an old saying in the Polish language “bareizm” that is derived from the name of the master of Polish comedy. It refers to the artistic image of Stanisław Bareja, illustrated with excerpts from his films and statements by directors and actors. Many aspects of the legend’s life are already known, but it turns out that some facts about her have been overlooked by the public. We learned in one of the books that the artist was involved in illegal activity.

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Stanislav Pariga was involved in illegal activities

Stanisław Bareja was known not only for his directing genius, but also considered by his friends as one of the best chefs they dealt with. His specialties were, among others: cold soup, borscht, and baguettes. Few people know that the artist was involved in illegal activities, He even involved his children with them.

In 2009, a book was published about the life and work of Stanislav Barija, “Stanislaw Bareja. The King of the Twisted Mirror”, by Maciej Replewicz. Stanisław Tim was one of the writer’s guests, who told him about the director’s life. The 84-year-old actor said of him: