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Sounds Between the Crowns (2022)

Genre : Animation

Runtime : 15M

Director : Filip Diviak
Writer : Filip Diviak

Synopsis

A troubadour is expelled from the city when the queen sees his disfigured face. The palace guards smash his instrument as punishment, but the musician does not lose his determination to continue making music.

Actors

Crews

Filip Diviak
Filip Diviak
Director
Filip Diviak
Filip Diviak
Screenplay
Peter Mikušinec
Peter Mikušinec
Editor
Zuzana Švancarová
Zuzana Švancarová
Sound
Noemi Valentíny
Noemi Valentíny
Original Music Composer
Jan Nevyjel
Jan Nevyjel
Original Music Composer
Barbora Kadlíčková
Barbora Kadlíčková
Original Music Composer
Vít Přibyla
Vít Přibyla
Original Music Composer
Filip Diviak
Filip Diviak
Animation

Posters and backgrounds

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