The Fall (1999 film)

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The Fall
Directed by Andrew Piddington
Written byMike Walker
Produced byStephen Alix
László Helle
Nigel Thomas
Peter Watson-Wood
Starring Craig Sheffer
László Borbély
Antal Cserna
Anita Deutsch
Hélène de Fougerolles
Soo Garay
Kathleen Gati
Zoltán Gera
Kim Huffman
Ibolya Kotilla
Ági Margittay
CinematographyTamás Sas
Edited byJon Costelloe
Music by Fred Mollin
Release date
  • 1999 (1999)
Running time
94 minutes
Countries Canada
Hungary
United Kingdom
LanguagesEnglish
Hungarian

The Fall is a 1999 thriller film written by Mike Walker and directed by Andrew Piddington.

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