Zofia Stafiej
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Kinga Preis
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Arekdiusz Jakubik
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Tomasz Zietek
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Dawid Tulej
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Nigel O’Neill
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Shane Casey
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David Pearse
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Cosmina Stratan
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Zofia Przygonska
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Andrzej Klak
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Zacharjasz Muszynski
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Zofia Stafiej | Kinga Preis | Arekdiusz Jakubik | |||
Tomasz Zietek | Dawid Tulej | Nigel O’Neill | |||
Shane Casey | David Pearse | Cosmina Stratan | |||
Zofia Przygonska | Andrzej Klak | Zacharjasz Muszynski |
Zofia Stafiej | Kinga Preis | ||
Arekdiusz Jakubik | Tomasz Zietek | ||
Dawid Tulej | Nigel O’Neill | ||
Shane Casey | David Pearse | ||
Cosmina Stratan | Zofia Przygonska | ||
Andrzej Klak | Zacharjasz Muszynski |
Ola (Zofia Stafiej), a rebellious teenager from a small city, sets off to a foreign country on her own. It will turn out to be the trip of her lifetime, a trip into the unknown, on which she will try to reconnect with her estranged father. In Ireland, she will come to know a different world and meet people who will change her approach to life.
Inspired by films such as Manchester By The Sea and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and set-in modern-day Poland and Ireland, I Never Cry is a piercing, realistic look at the difficulties faced by families separated by emigration, told against the backdrop of the life of Polish workers abroad.