A Nightingale Falling | |
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Directed by | Garret Daly Martina McGlynn |
Written by | Garret Daly Martina McGlynn |
Story by | Pj Curtis |
Produced by | Garret Daly Martina McGlynn Gerry Burke Pj Curtis |
Starring | Tara Breathnach Muireann Bird Gerard McCarthy Brian Fortune Elliot Moriarty Andy Kellegher Rosemary Henderson Michael James Ford Mark Tankersley Blathnaid Ryan Maura Clancy Derek O'Sullivan |
Cinematography | Garret Daly |
Edited by | James Daly |
Music by | Graeme Stewart |
Production company | Mixed Bag Media |
Distributed by | Great Movies |
Release date |
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Running time | 110 minutes |
Country | Ireland |
Language | English |
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