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Serce gór (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 30, 2004

Original Title:
Serce gór

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
SPI International Polska

Production Countries:
Poland

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Overview from TheMovieDB

The young merchant Duncan is back from a long expedition that bought back the sacred stone called "Heart of the Mountains" from the infidels. Duncan has missed his loving wife, Heather, for many weeks. During a party held in honor of the expedition's happy return, the village is raided by Skaar's men, who steal the stone and kidnap the beautiful Heather. Duncan wants to set out on his own to recapture Heather, but the village Druid advises him to ask for help from Veronar, Heather's brother, who has been sentenced to exile for unknown reasons. Duncan sets out on the expedition, but not everything goes his way...

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Production

Additional Music:
Sławomir Ruczkowski

Costume Design:
Wojciech Tomasz Biernawski

Director:
Rafał M. Lipka

Director of Photography:
Jacek Bassa
Bartosz Wawrzynowicz

Editor:
Krzysztof Szpetmański

Makeup Artist:
Monika Neubart
Jolanta Figiel

Producer:
Rafał M. Lipka

Production Design:
Wojciech Tomasz Biernawski

Production Manager:
Rafał M. Lipka
Dariusz Ksionek

Sound:
Wojciech Ślusarz

Special Effects:
Dariusz Ksionek

Still Photographer:
Jola Lipka

Writer:
Tomasz Wojtczuk
Rafał M. Lipka

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