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8.5 / 10(2 votes)IMDb19721h 34mSoviet Union

Father

Батька

Synopsis

During WWII Germans take hostages four children of partizans chief .

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Boris Stepanov
Screenplay & Story
Rostislav Shmyryov, Anatoli Delendik
Original Score
Vladimir Cherednichenko
Original Title
Батька
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
Russian
Runtime
1h 34m
Production Studios
Belarusfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Boris Stepanov

Screenplay & Story

Rostislav Shmyryov, Anatoli Delendik

Original Score & Music

Vladimir Cherednichenko

Director of Photography

Igor Remishevsky

Film Editing

M. Bodrennikova

Producers

I. Filonenko

Department Leadership Roster

Boris Stepanov

Boris Stepanov

Director

Rostislav Shmyryov

Writer

Vladimir Dementyev

Vladimir Dementyev

Production Design

Vladimir Cherednichenko

Original Music Composer

Igor Remishevsky

Director of Photography

Aleksandr Lozitskiy

Costume Design

M. Bodrennikova

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Father.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Father

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Father about?

During WWII Germans take hostages four children of partizans chief .

Who directed Father?

Father was directed by Boris Stepanov.

Who stars in Father?

The principal cast of Father includes Yuri Gorobets, Boris Vladomirsky, Viktor Tarasov, Lyubov Rumyantseva, Aleksandr Lenkov.

When was Father released and how long is it?

Father was released in 1972 with a total runtime of 1h 34m.

Who composed the musical score for Father?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Father was composed by Vladimir Cherednichenko.