The Old Man and the Crane
Mar 23, 1958 · 10m
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Director
Roman Kachanov, Anatoliy KaranovichOverview
A crane and other magical creatures save a poor fisherman from a greedy miller. Based on Russian folk tales.
Cast of The Old Man and the Crane
Crew of The Old Man and the Crane
Roman KachanovDirector, Writer
Anatoliy KaranovichDirector
Ilya FinkWriter
Lev SolinOriginal Music Composer
Teodor BunimovichDirector of Photography- Nikolay GrinbergDirector of Photography
Lidiya KyakshtEditor
Gennady MamlinLyricist- Vladimir SobolevArt Direction
Boris FilchikovSound Director- Lev ZhdanovAnimation
Boris MeerovichAnimation
Vladimir PuzanovAnimation
Roman GurovProperty Graphic Designer
About The Old Man and the Crane
What is The Old Man and the Crane about?
A crane and other magical creatures save a poor fisherman from a greedy miller. Based on Russian folk tales.
When was The Old Man and the Crane released?
The Old Man and the Crane was released on March 23, 1958.
How long is The Old Man and the Crane?
The Old Man and the Crane runs 10 minutes.
Who directed The Old Man and the Crane?
The Old Man and the Crane was directed by Roman Kachanov and Anatoliy Karanovich.
Who is in the cast of The Old Man and the Crane?
The cast of The Old Man and the Crane includes Georgiy Vitsin (Crane (voice)) and Vladimir Ratomsky (Old man (voice)).