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Forgotten Light

Forgotten Light

CZ, 1996, 105min.?

Vladimír Michálek based his melancholy second feature on the book by Jakub Deml. Set in the late 1980s, it tells the story of a village priest fighting to save the local church. The film excels through stylistic moderation and the… More

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Vladimír Michálek based his melancholy second feature on the book by Jakub Deml. Set in the late 1980s, it tells the story of a village priest fighting to save the local church. The film excels through stylistic moderation and the unexpected casting of comic Boleslav Polívka in the starring dramatic role.

Forgotten Light
DirectorVladimír Michálek
ScreenwriterMilena Jelínek
StoryJakub Deml
Director of photographyMartin Duba
EditorIvana Kačírková
SoundRadim Hladík jr.
FeaturingBoleslav Polívka, Veronika Žilková, Petr Kavan, Simona Peková, Antonín Kinský, Jaromíra Mílová, Soňa Valentová
ProducerIvana Kačírková, Jan Tomsová, Alice Nemanská
Genre Feature
Production CompaniesStudio Fáma 92
Distribution in Czech RepublicBontonfilm
SalesČT – Telexport
Co-productionČeská televize
Premiere 09.12.1996
Award: Czech Lion 1996 – best sound (Radim Hladík jr.), best actor in leading role (Boleslav Polívka), best actress in supportin role (Veronika Žilková), IFF Karlovy Vary 1997 – Prize for Best Actor (Boleslav Polívka),best film of the Ecumenical Jury, IFF Palm Springs(USA) 1998

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