So long, Dracula!
Isake Dracula Eesti variant
Synopsis
Occupied Estonia. Stalin and his time, when poets wrote stories and poems to Stalin. The tribunes appealed to Stalin as the "great friend of the Estonian people", but for the majority of the people Stalin's name embodies the violence and lies that hit Estonia, leaving no area untouched, invading every human being as a vampire.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Leo Ilves
- Screenplay & Story
- Leo Ilves
- Original Score
- Andres Valkonen
- Original Title
- Isake Dracula Eesti variant
- Spoken Languages
- Estonian, Russian
- Runtime
- 54m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Leo Ilves
Leo Ilves
Andres Valkonen
Peeter Ülevain
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Peeter Ülevain
Director of Photography
Leo Ilves
Director
Leo Ilves
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What is So long, Dracula! about?
Occupied Estonia. Stalin and his time, when poets wrote stories and poems to Stalin. The tribunes appealed to Stalin as the "great friend of the Estonian people", but for the majority of the people Stalin's name embodies the violence and lies that hit Estonia, leaving no area untouched, invading every human being as a vampire.
Who directed So long, Dracula!?
So long, Dracula! was directed by Leo Ilves.
Who stars in So long, Dracula!?
The principal cast of So long, Dracula! includes Tõnu Kark, Jüri Krjukov.
When was So long, Dracula! released and how long is it?
So long, Dracula! was released in 1993 with a total runtime of 54m.
Who composed the musical score for So long, Dracula!?
The original motion picture soundtrack for So long, Dracula! was composed by Andres Valkonen.