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Golden Sixties - Season 1 Episode 24

Golden Sixties 2009 -

Title: Golden Sixties - Season 1 Episode 24
Genre: Documentary
Country: United States of America
Studio: ČT2, ČT art
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Alternative Titles: Nová vlna
Keyword: czechoslovakia, new wave, 1960s, cinema history

Overview:Already during his studies at Prague’s FAMU he had captivated by his short films. The befitting title of his first film, Melancholy (Zádumčivost, 1963) captures their tone. A sensitive and individualistic approach to reality led him to its critical depiction, and hence to conflicts with political power. His played debut 322 (1969) was struck with a ban, his full feature documentary essay Picture of the Old World (Obrazy starého světa, 1972) was laid by the normalizators into a safe deposit, eight years after an accusation of existentionalism and the screenings of his I Love, You Love (Já milujem, ty miluješ, 1980) were not allowed. Nevertheless, as one of only a few Czechoslovak filmmakers he had managed to defend his freedom of expression and underscored its meaning in the documentary epic about the totalitarian regime in The Paper Heads (Papierové hlavy, 1995). Photography then became a new area of creative expression.

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First Air Date: Jan 03, 2009 Last Air date: Dec 18, 2015 Season: 2 Season Episode: 39 Episode Runtime: 57:14 minutes Quality: HD IMDb: 10 / 10 by 0 users Popularity: 2.9173 Language: cs

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