The End of Czechoslovakia as Seen from the Parliament
The End of Czechoslovakia as Seen from the Parliament
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Title: The End of Czechoslovakia as Seen from the Parliament
Original Title: The End of Czechoslovakia as Seen from the Parliament
Language versions: Czech with English subtitles
Country: Czech Republic
Year: 1993
Length: 74 min
Color: black and white
Director: Pavel Koutecký
Screenplay: Pavel Koutecký
Cinematography: Stano Slušný
Editing: Jan Petras, Martin Steklý
Sound: Vladimír Nahodil, Miroslav Šimčík, Pavel Sádek, Libor Sedláček
Production: AFiS - Asociace Film & Sociologie, Krátký Film Praha
World Sales: AFiS - Asociace Film & Sociologie
Age Recommendation: 12
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