Cries of Innocence
Synopsis
A small group of young women are captured and enslaved by the cruel forces who own the only source of water that is not infected by the deadly plague.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Lloyd A. Simandl
- Screenplay & Story
- Chris Hyde
- Original Score
- Ivan Doležálek
- Original Title
- Cries of Innocence
- Country of Origin
- Canada, Czech Republic
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 42m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Lloyd A. Simandl
Chris Hyde
Ivan Doležálek
Vladimír Kolář
Lloyd A. Simandl
Department Leadership Roster
Lloyd A. Simandl
Producer
Vladimír Kolář
Director of Photography
Lloyd A. Simandl
Director
Chris Hyde
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cries of Innocence
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Cries of Innocence about?
A small group of young women are captured and enslaved by the cruel forces who own the only source of water that is not infected by the deadly plague.
Who directed Cries of Innocence?
Cries of Innocence was directed by Lloyd A. Simandl.
Who stars in Cries of Innocence?
The principal cast of Cries of Innocence includes Fawnia Mondey, Howie Lotker, Predrag Bjelac, Scott Bellefeville, Zuzana Jiran.
When was Cries of Innocence released and how long is it?
Cries of Innocence was released in 2002 with a total runtime of 1h 42m.
Who composed the musical score for Cries of Innocence?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Cries of Innocence was composed by Ivan Doležálek.