
Warszawa, Generalna Gubernia (obecnie Polska)
Teresa Janina Tuszyńska (September 8, 1939 – March 19, 1997) was a Polish actress and model who became a notable figure in postwar Polish cinema during the late 1950s and 1960s. She began her career as a teenage model and made her film debut in Polar Bear (1959), later gaining prominence with her lead role in Janusz Morgenstern’s Good Bye, Till Tomorrow (1960). Known for her distinctive screen presence—marked by quiet intensity and a modern, enigmatic quality—Tuszyńska became associated with the Polish Film School movement, appearing in films that reflected the shifting cultural atmosphere of the era. Though her acting career was relatively brief, she worked with several acclaimed directors and left a lasting impression on Polish cinema. After gradually stepping away from the industry in the 1970s, she lived a private life until her death in 1997.
as Countess (segment "Chlebové střevíčky")

1971

as Vacatonist (uncredited)
1959

as Countess (segment "Chlebové střevíčky")
1969

as Anna
1959

as Stella
1967

as Margueritte
1960

as Girl / Gloria / Dolores / Sabina / Wanda
1967

as Filip's Mother
1971

as Joanna Kaliszewska (Segment 2)
1964

as Dunia
1968

as Krystyna
1961

1974
as Countess (segment "Chlebové střevíčky")
1969

1974

as Filip's Mother
1971

as Countess (segment "Chlebové střevíčky")
1969

as Dunia
1968

as Stella
1967

as Girl / Gloria / Dolores / Sabina / Wanda
1967

as Joanna Kaliszewska (Segment 2)
1964

as Basia
1962

as Krystyna
1961

as Margueritte
1960

as Anna
1959

as Vacatonist (uncredited)
1959