1670 Netflix: release date of Polish language historical comedy series, cast, trailer - where was it filmed?

Netflix Polish comedy drama 1670 follows Jan, a nobleman and owner of the Polish village of Adamczycha, who is desperate to find his place in the history of his country. Despite Jan’s best intentions, he fails to understand the struggles of the villagers he lords over, and finds himself living in the country on the brink of rapid decline.

The series is set,  as the title suggests, in 1670, two years before the Polish–Ottoman War which saw the Ottoman Empire win control over parts of territory that belonged to what was then the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Although billed as a historical comedy, the series is much more a satire of the Polish nobility than a historically accurate record of Poland in the early modern period. 1670 is the latest in a slew of recent Netflix original Polish series to land on the platform.

Is there a trailer for 1670?

Yes there is, and you can watch it right here:

Who is in the cast of 1670?

• Bartlomiej Topa as Jan
• Katarzyna Herman as Zofia
• Martyna Byczkowska as Aniela
• Michal Balicki as Stanislaw
• Michal Sikorski as Jakub
• Kiryl Pietruczuk as Maciej
• Dobromir Dymecki as Bogdan

Where was 1670 filmed?

The series was filmed in the open-air Folk Museum in the village of Kolbuszowa, southern Poland, where Polish drama Hatred was shot in 2016. The real village of Adamczycha, where the series is set, is 220 miles north of Kolbuszowa. The 30 acre museum is open to tourists and tickets cost 15 Polish Zloty (around £3).

Which other Polish shows are on Netflix?

Other Netflix original Polish series include:

• Feedback
• 1983
• The Mire ‘97
• High Water
• Infamy
• Absolute Infamy
• The Green Glove Gang
• Dead End
• Sexify
• Open Your Eyes
• Queen
• The Woods
• Glitter

When is 1670 on Netflix?

Season one of 1670 will be released on Netflix in the UK on Wednesday December 13. It will automatically play with English audio on UK accounts, but you can also watch the show in its original Polish, with English subtitles.