The happy childhood
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The happy childhood
Summary
The happy childhood is a short film[1].
Key Facts
- The happy childhood's instance of is recorded as short film[2].
- The happy childhood's director is recorded as Jaan Kolberg[3].
- The happy childhood's screenwriter is recorded as Teet Kallas[4].
- The happy childhood's composer is recorded as Lepo Sumera[5].
- The happy childhood's genre is recorded as family film[6].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Raimo Nõu[7].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Immanuel Volkonski[8].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Terje Pennie[9].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Ada Lundver[10].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Ants Ander[11].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Margus Tabor[12].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Ott Mägar[13].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Voldemar Käro[14].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Talvo Pabut[15].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Siim Rulli[16].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Aleksander Eelmaa[17].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Georg Janson[18].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Kiiri Tamm[19].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Anu Lamp[20].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Sulev Teppart[21].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Jaan Reintam[22].
- The happy childhood's cast member is recorded as Imbi Herm[23].
- The happy childhood's production company is recorded as Tallinnfilm[24].
- The happy childhood's production company is recorded as Lenfilm[25].
- The happy childhood's director of photography is recorded as Rein Kotov[26].
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Authorship and Creation
The happy childhood's director is recorded as Jaan Kolberg[3]. Its screenwriter is recorded as Teet Kallas[4]. Cast members include Raimo Nõu[7], Immanuel Volkonski[8], Terje Pennie[9], Ada Lundver[10], Ants Ander[11], and Margus Tabor[12].
Publication
The happy childhood's publication date is recorded as +1988-00-00T00:00:00Z[27]. Its original language of film or TV show is recorded as Estonian[28]. Its genre is recorded as family film[6].