The Man Who Cried (2000)

Released: 2000-08-29 Duration: 1hr 36min

Genres: Romance Drama Music War

Rating 6.1

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Overview

A young refugee travels from Russia to America in search of her lost father and falls in love with a gypsy horseman.

Production Companies

Universal Pictures

Adventure Pictures

Working Title Films

Good Machine

StudioCanal

Additional Info

Budget	$20,170,000.00
Revenue	$1,800,000.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	12.749

Directed By

Sally Potter

Crew

Director
Sally Potter

Writer
Sally Potter

Story Editor
Walter Donohue

Props
Bill Hargreaves

Director of Photography
Sacha Vierny

Editor
Hervé Schneid

Music
Osvaldo Golijov

Musician
Chris Laurence

Producer
Christopher Sheppard

Executive Producer
Eric Fellner

Line Producer
Linda Bruce

Co-Producer
Simona Benzakein

Executive Producer
Tim Bevan

Casting
Irene Lamb

Casting
Frédérique Moidon

Production Design
Carlos Conti

Art Direction
Laurent Ott

Art Direction
Ben Scott

Set Decoration
Maggie Gray

Set Decoration
Philippe Turlure

Costume Design
Lindy Hemming

Hairstylist
Anita Burger

Hairstylist
Gérard Carrissimoux

Hairstylist
Reynald Desbant

Hairstylist
Beya Gasmi

Hair Designer
Jan Archibald

Makeup Artist
Karina Gruais

Makeup Artist
Melissa Lackersteen

Makeup Artist
Chantal Leothier

Makeup Artist
Sylvie Lonchamp

Makeup Designer
Morag Ross

Hairstylist
Loulia Sheppard

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