Scarborn

Set in the spring of 1794, Scarborn delves into the turbulent period of Polish history marked by unrest and the quest for independence. The film follows General Tadeusz ‘Kos’ Kościuszko as he seeks to rally both Polish gentry and peasants for an uprising against Russian forces. Accompanied by his friend Domingo, a former slave, Kościuszko faces the relentless pursuit of Russian cavalry captain Dunin, who aims to thwart the rebellion.

The film combines elements of history, drama, and action, making it appealing for those interested in period pieces and narratives of insurrection. With a runtime of 119 minutes, Scarborn offers a cinematic portrayal of a pivotal moment in Polish history, featuring a strong ensemble cast that includes Bartosz Bielenia, Jacek Braciak, and Jason Mitchell. This film could attract collectors who appreciate historical narratives and character-driven stories.