Into the North
Na sever
Synopsis
In 1939, a group of Jewish teenagers has to leave for Denmark in order to escape from the fate of their parents, relatives and friends. They spend 4 years together in a unique oasis, which enables them to start their new lives.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Natasha Dudinski
- Screenplay & Story
- Judita Matyášová, Natasha Dudinski
- Original Score
- Ophir Gal
- Original Title
- Na sever
- Country of Origin
- Czech Republic
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Production Studios
- Mimesis Film, i/o post
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Natasha Dudinski
Judita Matyášová, Natasha Dudinski
Ophir Gal
Natasha Dudinski
Hedvika Hansalová
Jan Macola
Department Leadership Roster
Judita Matyášová
Screenplay
Natasha Dudinski
Screenplay
Natasha Dudinski
Director of Photography
Jan Macola
Producer
Hedvika Hansalová
Editor
Natasha Dudinski
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Into the North
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Into the North about?
In 1939, a group of Jewish teenagers has to leave for Denmark in order to escape from the fate of their parents, relatives and friends. They spend 4 years together in a unique oasis, which enables them to start their new lives.
Who directed Into the North?
Into the North was directed by Natasha Dudinski.
Who stars in Into the North?
The principal cast of Into the North includes Not specified.
When was Into the North released and how long is it?
Into the North was released in 2016 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.
Who composed the musical score for Into the North?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Into the North was composed by Ophir Gal.