Petr (1983) after studying History and Theory of Film and Philosophy at Charles University Prague, he became a student of the Documentary Department of FAMU Prague. Vietnamese Important People (short film, 2013) Redemption Attempt of a TV Repairman Josef Lávička in Nine Scenes (short film, 2010) Lukáš (1983) graduated the film theory at Charles University in Prague and documentary department at FAMU. Sound Design: Adam Levý, Jan Richtr, Marek Poledna, Miloš Hanzély Screenplay: Jan Gogola ml., Viera Čákanyová, Petr Hátle, Rozálie Kohoutová, Lukáš Kokeš, Klára Tasovská, Radovan SibrtĬo-producers: Centrala Film (PL) – Jacek Nagłowski, BFILM (SK) – Peter Badačĭ.O.P.: Lukáš Kokeš, Lukáš Milota, Prokop SoučekĪnimation: Miša Čopíková, Veronika Obertová, Daniela Krajčová, Martin TomoriĮditor: Šimon Hájek, Lukáš Kokeš, Jan Daňhel, Evženie Brabcová The production was financially supported by Czech Film Fund, Polish Film Institute and Slovak Audiovisual Fund.ĭirectors: Lukáš Kokeš, Petr Hátle, Viera Čákanyová, Rozálie Kohoutová, Radovan Síbrt, Klára Tasovská It is the coproduction of BFILM, nutprodukce (CZ), Czech television (CZ), FAMU (CZ) and Centrala film (PL).

Are we always right in distinguishing, which events where the vital ones? In stories that appear familiar, are we always sure to tell, who is the real hero and who is the traitor? By examining events from the First Czechoslovak Republic and World War II, looking at stories from 50s and 60s and from the period of normalisation, they ask about the consequences of those groundbreaking events. Young documentary film makers from renowned Prague Film School FAMU, inspired by the book, take a closer look at the history of post-war Czechoslovakia and Czech Republic, in order to discover new heroes and remind us of the ones that were forgotten or erased from the history. Gottland is a full-length documentary film and a series of documentary episodes based on a bestselling collection of reportages, under the same title, by Mariusz Szczygiel (winner of Nike Literary Award and European Book Prize 2009).

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