Your Home Address Trailer

Your Home Address Trailer (1973)

18 December 1973 Drama 86 mins

During the WWII, veteran Panas Petrovich Baida lost his son. Many years passed, and Panas Petrovich came to terms with his loss, hiding his grief deep in his heart. But one day, he heard news about children who had been saved by soldiers from the military. All the boys who did not remember their names were named Ivan Immortal. They are still alive today, but fate has scattered them to different corners of the country. Panas Petrovich sets out to visit each of them, hoping to recognize his son among them.

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Cast

Nikolay Kryuchkov

as Panas Baida

Les Serdyuk

as Ivan Bessmertnyi (Father of a big family)

Aleksandr Yanvaryov

as Ivan Bessmetrnyi (Cybernetic)

Valeriy Nosik

as Ivan Bessmertnyi (Bus driver)

Ioseb Laghidze

as Ivan Bessmertnyi (Submarine officer)

Olev Eskola

as Pavel Maksimovich

Eve Kivi

as Irma, cybernetic's wife

Aino Pihlamagi

as Irma's secretary

Crew

Aleksey Mishurin

Aleksey Mishurin Director of Photography

Oleksandr Deryazhnyi

Oleksandr Deryazhnyi Director of Photography

Kirill Romitsyn

Kirill Romitsyn Camera Operator

Borys Buievskyi

Original Music Composer

Georgy Matus

Georgy Matus Sound Director

V. Borschev

V. Borschev Script Editor

Valeri Bashkatov

Valeri Bashkatov Assistant Camera

P. Korol

P. Korol VFX Director of Photography

Mykhailo Polunin

Mykhailo Polunin VFX Supervisor

Ihor Chalenko

Ihor Chalenko Executive Producer

International Releases Dates

Russia 18 December 1973

Production Companies

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