Documentary April :) / MARTI, 1 aprilie / 20h00 / Centrul Ceh
DOCUMENTARY MONDAYS
un eveniment Centrul Ceh sustinut de Pilsner Urquell
De la regizorii filmului The Czech Dream si mai ales, in prezenta lor, va prezentam 3 documentare de scurt metraj
The Tadpole, the Rabbit and the Holy Ghost
De 4 ani Preotul Libor Halik vine in fata maternitatii si canta psalmi, protestand astfel impotriva avorturilor. Este convins ca cetatenii cehi au ales lenea in locul muncii si dragostei crestine, ca avortul este omor, homosexualitatea e perversitate si ateismul e pacat de moarte.
Rep. Ceha | 2007 |26 min | regie: Filip Remunda
Village B.
Situat in centrul Boemiei, Blsany este cel mai mic sat din lume in care se desfasoara un campionat de fotbal. Un loc cu o comunitate oscilanta intre nostalgie pentru comunism si globalizare. Satul este prezentat din doua pespective – cea a regizorului si cea a domnului Triska, un producator amator de filme si ghidul documentaristilor prin sat.
Rep. Ceha | 2002 |30 min | regie: Filip Remunda
Vinegar (JAZZ WAR)
Regizorul Vit Klusak face un film despre tatal sau, marele compozitor Emil Viklicky, insa acesta nu vrea sa participe la filmari. Vít este deci nevoit sa foloseasca o dublura pentru rolul tatalui sau. Face un casting si alege o sosie… insa Vít nici nu-si cunoaste cu adevarat tatal…
Rep. Ceha | 2001 |22 min | regie: Vit Klusak
ENGLISH VERSION
The Tadpole, the Rabbit and the Holy Ghost
For four years, the priest Libor Halík has been singing psalms outside the maternity hospital in Brno. This is his everyday protest against abortions. He is convinced that Czech people prefer laziness to hard-working Christian love, that abortion is murder, homosexuality is perversion, and atheism is a deadly sin. Awarded at IDFF Jihlava 07 as the best Audience film.
The Czech Republic | 2007 |26 minutes | director: Filip Remunda
Village B.
A picture about Blsany – the smallest village of the world, located in Central Bohemia, hosting a premier league soccer team – consists of two different views. One of them is the view of the documentarists, the other one is the view of Mr. Triska, an amateur film producer. Mr. Triska also becomes our guide through the mysterious world of the village that has been affected by two completely different regimes of existence. The nostalgia of a few advantages of the socialist regime meets with the reflections of the present consumption society.
The Czech Republic | 2002 |30 minutes | director: Filip Remunda
Vinegar (JAZZ WAR)
The director Vít Klusák is shooting a film about his father, the well-known composer Emil Viklický, but the latter wants nothing to do with it. Therefore the director places a double in the role of his father, whom he finds through an advertisement. Nonetheless Klusak does not know his real father personally, but only meets him (or fails to meet him) for the second time in his life while filming…
The Czech Republic | 2001 |22 minutes | director: Vit Klusak
