Grandpa Is Good, But... Won't Say Where He's Hidden the Money Trailer (1992)

01 April 1992 Comedy 71 mins

Stepan Ivanovich - a veteran of the party, being in the responsible post of commissar of finance, decided to make a gift to the future generation, for which he hid two pounds of gold. An enterprising typist who helps in writing memoirs, having learned about the hidden treasure, is trying to “help” his grandfather suffering from sclerosis, to remember where he hid it, bringing into the matter her husband and the first psychic they could find. But the old man remembers everything ... except the place where he buried the treasure.

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Cast

Crew

Igor Rukh Producer

Aleksandr Dudoladov Writer

Anatoly Grishko Director of Photography

Feliks Rostotsky Production Design

Igor Rukh Director

Anatoly Grishko Director

Aleksandr Dudoladov Director

International Releases Dates

Russia 01 April 1992

Production Companies

Tsentrnauchfilm

Gorky Film Studios

Mosfilm

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