

Kocúrkovo
Synopsis
A story in which the author mocks the Slovak petty bourgeoisie and denounces the denationalization of the gentry in the nineteenth century. Some problems such as patronage, bribery, and imitation of foreign models sound surprisingly simultaneous.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Karol L. Zachar
- Screenplay & Story
- Karol L. Zachar, Ján Chalupka
- Original Score
- Tibor Andrašovan
- Original Title
- Kocúrkovo
- Country of Origin
- Czechoslovakia
- Spoken Languages
- Slovak
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- Československá televízia Bratislava
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Karol L. Zachar
Karol L. Zachar, Ján Chalupka
Tibor Andrašovan
Jozef Hakl
Eva Hetényiová
Department Leadership Roster
Jozef Hakl
Director of Photography
Tibor Andrašovan
Original Music Composer
Karol L. Zachar
Director
Karol L. Zachar
Costume Design
Eva Hetényiová
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Kocúrkovo.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kocúrkovo
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Kocúrkovo about?
A story in which the author mocks the Slovak petty bourgeoisie and denounces the denationalization of the gentry in the nineteenth century. Some problems such as patronage, bribery, and imitation of foreign models sound surprisingly simultaneous.
Who directed Kocúrkovo?
Kocúrkovo was directed by Karol L. Zachar.
Who stars in Kocúrkovo?
The principal cast of Kocúrkovo includes Hana Meličková, Karol L. Zachar, Viliam Záborský, Jozef Kroner, Emília Vášáryová.
When was Kocúrkovo released and how long is it?
Kocúrkovo was released in 1971 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Who composed the musical score for Kocúrkovo?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Kocúrkovo was composed by Tibor Andrašovan.
















