Aesop Trailer

Aesop Trailer (1970)

28 June 1970 Drama 98 mins

This film brings us back to show us the life of the famous ancient sage Aesop, who helped people with his wisdom in their struggle for freedom and happiness.

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Crew

Ester Krumbachová

Ester Krumbachová Costume Design

Jozef Müller

Jozef Müller Assistant Camera

Libuše Barlová

Libuše Barlová Makeup & Hair

Tomáš Kulík

Tomáš Kulík First Assistant Director

Boris Moravec

Boris Moravec Production Design

Karel Kočí

Karel Kočí Set Decoration

Ana Kachuleva

Ana Kachuleva Costume Design

Venets Dimitrov

Venets Dimitrov Camera Operator

Vladimír Petřina

Vladimír Petřina Makeup & Hair

Karel Feix

Karel Feix Executive Producer

Petar Batalov

Petar Batalov First Assistant Director

International Titles

Esop Trailer

Ezop Trailer

International Releases Dates

Bulgaria 28 June 1970

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