American in Prague or Partnership for Jazz
American in Prague or Partnership for Jazz
Credits
Title: American in Prague or Partnership for Jazz
Original Title: Kde byl Bill aneb Partnerství pro jazz
Language versions: English
Country: Czech Republic
Year: 1994
Length: 57 min
Color: Color
Director: Pavel Koutecký
Cinematography: Stano Slušný
Editing: Martoin Steklý
Music: Pavel Sádek
Production: AFiS - Asociace Film & Sociologie
World Sales: AFiS - Asociace Film & Sociologie
Age Recommendation: 12
Comments
Related Films
-
Citizen Havel
A feature-length documentary of never-before-seen footage, CITIZEN HAVEL is an intimate portrait of the late Czech President Václav Havel during his term of office. In memoriam Václav Havel.
-
Four Velvet Men Then and Now: Michael Kocáb
Czech Republic, 57 min.
D: Pavel Koutecký, Jan Šikl*NEW*Four Velvet Men Then and Now: Michael Kocáb
A series of portraits of four personalities of the Czechoslovak Velvet Revolution captured over a span of 20 years. This part portrays rock musician Michael Kocáb.
-
*NEW*
The Sportsman
Approximately 250 photographs by Roman Sejkot of a mentally handicapped swimmer, beguilingly animated by the film's director.
-
It’s spring in Prague every year. It’s the Prague Spring every year, opus No. 1
Czech Republic, 58 min.
D: Pavel Koutecký*NEW*It’s spring in Prague every year. It’s the Prague Spring every year, opus No. 1
Prague Spring is an annual classical music festival held in the Czech Republic that takes the seriousness out of 'serious' music. OPUS NO. 1 consists of two principal themes and two secondary variations.
-
Sweat and Tears: The Making of the Prague Spring, Opus No. 2
Czech Republic, 18 min.
D: Pavel Koutecký*NEW*Sweat and Tears: The Making of the Prague Spring, Opus No. 2
It’s spring! Every year the Prague Spring classical music festival takes the seriousness out of 'serious' music. Part two is made up of four storylines ...
-
Written for Prague Spring opus no. 3
Czech Republic, 58 min.
D: Pavel Koutecký, Jaroslav HovorkaWritten for Prague Spring opus no. 3
PRAGUE SPRING is an annual classical music festival that takes the seriousness out of 'serious' music. OPUS NO. 3 is made up of two compositions specially created for the festival - Sylvie Bodorová's oratorio “Judas Maccabeus” and Peter Graham's “Subida”.
-
Revolution Girls
Czech Republic, 70 min.
D: Nataša Dudinski & Taťána Marková*NEW*Revolution Girls
REVOLUTION GIRLS is the story of the generation of Czech women who took part in the 1989 Velvet Revolution. How many revolutions does a woman go through by the time she is 40? What can their stories tell us about the time and place they live in?
