Kevad südames

Summary

Kevad südames is a television film^[1].

Key Facts

• Kevad südames's instance of is recorded as television film^[2].
• Kevad südames's director is recorded as Mati Põldre^[3].
• Kevad südames's screenwriter is recorded as Hans Luik^[4].
• Kevad südames's screenwriter is recorded as Alexander Borodyansky^[5].
• Kevad südames's composer is recorded as Ülo Vinter^[6].
• Kevad südames's composer is recorded as Tõnis Kõrvits^[7].
• Kevad südames's genre is recorded as musical film^[8].
• Kevad südames's genre is recorded as teen film^[9].
• Kevad südames's genre is recorded as family film^[10].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Toomas Uibo^[11].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Leelo Keevallik^[12].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Jörgen Pillau^[13].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Paavo Põldmäe^[14].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Tarvo Krall^[15].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Arvi Haltunen^[16].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Ants Paju^[17].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Feliks Kark^[18].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Rein Malmsten^[19].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Märt Uibo^[20].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Olari Elts^[21].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Mari Otsa^[22].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Viive Aamisepp^[23].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Priit Koppel^[24].
• Kevad südames's cast member is recorded as Inge Asi^[25].
• Kevad südames's production company is recorded as Eesti Telefilm^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

Kevad südames's director is recorded as Mati Põldre^[3]. Screenwriters include Hans Luik^[4] and Alexander Borodyansky^[5]. Cast members include Toomas Uibo^[11], Leelo Keevallik^[12], Jörgen Pillau^[13], Paavo Põldmäe^[14], Tarvo Krall^[15], and Arvi Haltunen^[16].

Publication

Kevad südames's publication date is recorded as +1985-01-01T00:00:00Z^[27]. Its original language of film or TV show is recorded as Estonian^[28]. Genres include musical film^[8], teen film^[9], and family film^[10].