Money Changer
film directed by Jan Prokop
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Summary
Money Changer is a film[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Money Changer's instance of is recorded as film[3].
- Money Changer was directed by Jan Prokop[4].
- Jan Prokop wrote the screenplay for Money Changer[5].
- Pavel Frýbort wrote the screenplay for Money Changer[6].
- Money Changer's composer is recorded as Daniel Fikejz[7].
- Money Changer's genre is crime film[8].
- Money Changer's genre is drama film[9].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Martin Zounar[10].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Lucie Benešová[11].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Marián Labuda[12].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Valerie Kaplanová[13].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Ladislav Potměšil[14].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Vendula Křížová[15].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Miroslav Zounar[16].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Bohdan Tůma[17].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Martin Faltýn[18].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Adolf Filip[19].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Václav Knop[20].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Jan Nemejovský[21].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Filip Jančík[22].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Stanislav Tříska[23].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Karel Bélohradsky[24].
- A cast member of Money Changer was Rostislav Kuba[25].
- A cast member of Money Changer was David Suchařípa[26].
- Money Changer was produced by Rudolf Mos[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Money Changer was produced by Rudolf Mos[27]. It was directed by Jan Prokop[4]. Screenwriters include Jan Prokop[5] and Pavel Frýbort[6]. Cast members include Martin Zounar[10], Lucie Benešová[11], Marián Labuda[12], Valerie Kaplanová[13], Ladislav Potměšil[14], and Vendula Křížová[15].
Publication
Money Changer was released on 1994[28]. Genres include crime film[8] and drama film[9].
Why It Matters
Money Changer is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]