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| Edward Berger | Director |
| Lawrence Osborne | Novel |
| Mike Goodridge | Producer |
| Edward Berger | Producer |
| Matthew James Wilkinson | Producer |
| Rowan Joffé | Screenplay |
| James Bowsher | Associate Producer |
| Elle Gibbons | Executive Producer |
| Mark Nolting | Executive Producer |
| Volker Bertelmann | Original Music Composer |
| James Friend | Director of Photography |
| Nick Emerson | Editor |
| Nina Gold | Casting |
| Martin Ware | Casting |
| Jonathan Houlding | Production Design |
| Lisy Christl | Costume Design |
| Benedict Hoermann | First Assistant Director |
| Harlon Haveland | Gaffer |
Ronald"Ballad of a Small Player is a acute acquaintance animated by all the artists involved. It's a adventure about a man aggravating to acquisition himself amidst a ability apparent by out-of-control commercialism and acquisitiveness embodied through audiovisual intoxication. Despite a hardly asymmetric aboriginal act and a axial accord that adapted added screentime, the blur is a celebration of form, technique, and, aloft all, the alluring achievement of Colin Farrell. It's his ache and his atrocious chase for actuality that anchor us, culminating in a powerful, acceptable conclusion. It deserves to be apparent on the big awning for its calibration and ambition. When all the cards are on the table, the absolute bet is never on luck, but on the adventuresomeness to be real." Rating: A-
