My Father the Hero Trailer

My Father the Hero Trailer (1991)

23 October 1991 Drama, Comedy 105 mins

Veronique, living with her divorced mother, is going on holiday to Mauritius with her father. To impress a local boy, Benjamin, she manages to complicate the situation by making up stories about her father. She presents him as her lover, a mercenary and even a secret agent which gets her into trouble and then her father has to start playing along...

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Crew

Raphaël Berdugo

Raphaël Berdugo Co-Producer

François Bernheim

Original Music Composer

Christian Marti

Christian Marti Production Design

Gil Noir

Gil Noir Costume Design

Paul Bertault

Paul Bertault Sound Mixer

Patrick Blossier

Patrick Blossier Director of Photography

Jean-José Richer

Jean-José Richer Executive Producer

International Titles

Mon Pere Ce Heros Trailer

My Father the Hero Trailer

Hanta-palinta Trailer

Mio padre, che eroe! Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 23 October 1991

Germany 16 January 1992

France 23 October 1991

United States 23 October 1991

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