
Where the Birds Cry
Drama · Romance
Overview
Fourteen-year-old Szymon lives in a seaside village. He's going through one of the most turbulent stages in his life - puberty. However his monotonous life is interrupted by an unexpected visit from his childhood friend. An ordinary meeting on a cliff turns into his first summer romance.
Top Cast


Borys Otawa
Borys Otawa
Szymon
Borys Otawa
Szymon
Jakub Gąsior
Jakub Gąsior
Filip
Jakub Gąsior
Filip
Vitalik Havryla
Vitalik Havryla
Vitalik Havryla
Maksymilian Hojka
Maksymilian Hojka
Maksymilian Hojka
Jakub Sirko
Jakub Sirko
Jakub Sirko


Ewa Stańczyk
Ewa Stańczyk
Ewa Stańczyk
Klaudia Kuźmińska
Klaudia Kuźmińska
Klaudia Kuźmińska
Michalina Dworzaczek
Michalina Dworzaczek
Michalina Dworzaczek
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