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Emilka Placze (Zwiastun) - Emily Cries (Trailer)
Type: Trailer • Published 2009-03-03
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Production Budget
$50K
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Rafael Kapelinski
- Screenplay & Story
- Rafael Kapelinski
- Original Score
- Zbigniew Malecki
- Original Title
- Emilka płacze
- Country of Origin
- Poland
- Spoken Languages
- Polish
- Runtime
- 33m
- Production Budget
- $50K
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rafael Kapelinski
Rafael Kapelinski
Zbigniew Malecki
Paweł Dyllus
Maciej Pawliński
Department Leadership Roster
Rafael Kapelinski
Director
Rafael Kapelinski
Writer
Maciej Pawliński
Editor
Paweł Dyllus
Director of Photography
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Polish Films
Polish cinema: Wikidata country-of-origin Poland, merged with the canon (Polish Film School, Moral Anxiety, Has, Zulawski, Kieslowski, Wajda, contemporary).
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Frequently Asked Questions About Emily Cries
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Emily Cries about?
Two teenagers fall in love against the backdrop of Martial Law in Poland in 1981.
Who directed Emily Cries?
Emily Cries was directed by Rafael Kapelinski.
Who stars in Emily Cries?
The principal cast of Emily Cries includes Marta Chodorowska, Andrzej Szewczak.
When was Emily Cries released and how long is it?
Emily Cries was released in 2006 with a total runtime of 33m.
Who composed the musical score for Emily Cries?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Emily Cries was composed by Zbigniew Malecki.

