Polish Fairy Tales IIIFILM LIBRARYSeries for kids

Apolejka and her Donkey

…or a tale showing that charm, modesty and affirmation of life bring happiness…

Directed by Joanna Jasińska Koronkiewicz
Screenplay and dialogues by Joanna Jasińska Koronkiewicz
/based on the tale by Maria Krüger/
Artwork by Joanna Jasińska Koronkiewicz
Music composed and performed by Michał Makulski
The song is sung by Marcin Sosiński
Background by Krzysztof Różański
Compositing by Andrzej Szych, Grzegorz Leszczyński
Layout by Janusz Gałązkowski, Lesław Budzelewski, Ewa Klimas
Animation by Janusz Matusik, Elżbieta Kandziora, Anna Sobkowiak, Andrzej Szych, Ewa Rodewald
Test-line, animatic by Anna Gałązkowska
Editing by Anna Gałązkowska
Sound by Jan Jakub Milencki
Dubbing directed by Dorota Kawęcka
Dubbing: Grzegorz Nawrocki, Joanna Pach-Żbikowska, Agnieszka Kunikowska, Cezary Kwieciński, Janusz Wituch

Title sequences by Robert Turło
Title sequences music by Marek Kuczyński

Production manager: Mariola Olejniczak
Script-doctor: Katarzyna Komorowska, Maria Niedziółka
Executive Producer: Ewa Sobolewska

Producer, production: TV Studio Filmów Animowanych Sp. z o.o.
Co-producers: Telewizja Polska SA, Narodowy Instytut Audiowizualny
Film co-financed by Polish Film Institute

Animation 2D ToonBoom, colour, format 16:9 HD, HDCAM, DCP, 13:00’, Stereo 5.1.
Date of production: 2016-01-01 © 2016 TVSFA, TVP SA, NInA

Apolejka and her Donkey [pl. Apolejka i jej osiołek] …or a tale showing that charm, modesty and affirmation of life bring happiness… This fairy tale by Maria Krüger enchants with its simplicity, modesty and its powerful message. Princess Apolejka lives in a high tower. Since one hundred seventy six twisting stairs lead to her chamber, Apolejka really does not like going down to her garden. But one day she hears a song about her, sees a Prince, but when she runs down the stairs, instead of the Prince she finds a donkey standing next to the well…

 

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