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For All The Fathers Fought (2018) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 13, 2018

Original Title:
Alt hva fedrene har kjempet

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Pomor Film
TV21
Tundra Film

Production Countries:
Norway | Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 89

The war heroes Norway wants to forget

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The film tells about the Second World War, when the Norwegians and Russians fought side by side to expel the fascists from their native land. About those who won the war, but lost the world. This is a tape about wounds inflicted by wars, about people whose fates turned out to be broken in the millstones of big politics. This is a story about how a son is trying to find out the truth about his father's past.

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Co-Producer:
Knut Skoglund
Svetlana Soldatova

Director:
Hilde Korsæth

Director of Photography:
Sergey Pashkov
Hilde Korsæth

Editor:
Gry Marhaug

Music:
Benjamin Mørk

Producer:
Hilde Korsæth

Screenplay:
Hilde Korsæth

Sound Designer:
Rune Hansen

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