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Olga SommerováForgatókönyvíró:
Olga SommerováOperatőr:
Olga Malířová ŠpátováZeneszerző:
Aleš BřezinaSzereplők:
Marta Kubišová, Aneta Langerová, Pavel Kohout, Milan Hein, Václav Neckář, Vlastimil Třešňák, Iva Janžurová, Jiří Černý, Fero Fenič, Jaroslav Hutka (több)Tartalmak(1)
After her portrait of Věra Čáslavská, the most successful Czechoslovak sportswoman of all time, leading Czech documentarist Olga Sommerová decided to make a film about Marta Kubišová, another exceptional woman whose eventful life was determined to a considerable extent by the tyranny of communist power. The stellar career of this talented singer and three-time winner of the Golden Nightingale music award ended in 1968 with the occupation of Czechoslovakia. In 1977 Kubišová signed Charter 77 and also became its spokesperson, making her a target of the secret police. After twenty years' enforced silence, however, she was able to stage a spectacular comeback during the Velvet Revolution. Olga Sommerová maps out key episodes from the private, professional and dissident chapters of Marta Kubišová's life through archive footage and interviews with friends, such as Dana Němcová, Pavel Kohout and Jaroslav Hutka. The film also features a brand new song performed with Aneta Langerová. (forgalmazó hivatalos szövege)
(több)Recenziók (1)
A magnificent documentary, carefully edited from archival materials and shots from the present, which cleverly intertwine and form a very complex image of the personality of singer, actress and freedom fighter Marta Kubišová. The film deals with each topic just enough; nothing is missing in it and nothing is excessive. The main protagonist is not glorified in the film, perhaps also because the modest Marta Kubišová looks back on her life with foresight and wit, even though she often had little reason to laugh. A very good film and one of the most successful and professionally crafted Czech documentaries in a relatively long time. Basically, I'm excited. I didn't previously know much about Mrs. Kubišová, and I only knew two of her songs. And now imagine how the film must affect her fans.
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