The Day of the Siege: September Eleven 1683

The Day of the Siege: September Eleven 1683 Polish movie poster Country Poland Italy Directed by Renzo Martinelli Release Date 2012 Language English Studio Agresywna Banda Film Commission Torino-Piemonte Martinelli Film Company International Distributor Monolith Films (Poland) 01 Distribution (Italy) Main Cast Character Actor Marco d'Aviano F. Murray Abraham Kara Mustafa Pasha Enrico Lo Verso King John III Sobieski Jerzy Skolimowski Duchess of Lorena Alicja Bachleda Leopold I Piotr Adamczyk

The Day of the Siege: September Eleven 1683 (also known as September Eleven 1683) is a 2012 Polish-Italian historical war drama, directed by Renzo Martinelli and based on the real historical events. This movie was filmed in English, the Polish title is Bitwa pod Wiedniem, the Italian is 11 Settembre 1683.

The following weapons were used in the film The Day of the Siege: September Eleven 1683:

Flintlock Pistol

King John III Sobieski (Jerzy Skolimowski) and several Polish soldiers fire Flintlock Pistol at the film climax.

British Heavy Dragoon Pistol - .62 caliber

King John III Sobieski with the pistol.

King John III Sobieski aims.

Wheellock Musket

Several Austrian soldiers are armed with Wheellock Muskets.

Wheellock Arquebus (17th Century)

Perfect view of the wheellock.

Soldiers fire.

Matchlock Musket

Various Austrian and Holy Roman soldiers can be seen with Matchlock Muskets.

European Matchlock musket.

Soldiers with the musket at the right.

Perfect view of the matchlock.

Shishane Miquelet

Jezail musket is the standard firearm of Ottoman soldiers.

Turkish Shishane Miquelet

Unknown Long Guns

At one moment, several Austrian soldiers carry unknown long guns. They seem more modern than the other firearms used in the movie and may be Brown Bess, Charleville or other but it's hard to make clear ID.

Cannons

Austrian, Polish and Ottoman armies use smoothbore muzzleloader cannons.

Austrian defenders of the Vienna near the cannons. Marco d'Aviano (F. Murray Abraham) at the center-left.

Polish soldiers transport the cannons.

Ottoman cannon.