Rytmus (1941)

Genre : Documentary, Music

Runtime : 12M

Director : Jiří Lehovec
Writer : Jiří Lehovec

Synopsis

An experimental film from Jirí Lehovec, mixing the sound process with animated rhythms.

Actors

Josef Dobřichovský
Josef Dobřichovský
Self
Oldřich Lukeš
Oldřich Lukeš
Commentary (voice)
Milada Matasová
Milada Matasová
Dancer
Zdena Víchová
Zdena Víchová
Dancer
Vlasta Škramlíková
Vlasta Škramlíková
Dancer
Božena Müllerová
Božena Müllerová
Dancer
Marianne Fischerová
Marianne Fischerová
Dancer

Crews

Jiří Lehovec
Jiří Lehovec
Director
Jiří Lehovec
Jiří Lehovec
Idea
Jiří Lehovec
Jiří Lehovec
Screenplay
Josef Míček
Josef Míček
Assistant Camera
František Tröster
František Tröster
Production Design
Josef Dobřichovský
Josef Dobřichovský
Editor
František Pilát
František Pilát
Sound
František Černý
František Černý
Sound
Ladislav Zástěra
Ladislav Zástěra
Visual Effects
Nina Jirsíková
Nina Jirsíková
Choreographer
Vlasta Škramlíková
Vlasta Škramlíková
Choreographer
Jiří Lehovec
Jiří Lehovec
Producer
Jindřich Brichta
Jindřich Brichta
Director of Photography
Pavel Hrdlička
Pavel Hrdlička
Director of Photography
František Tröster
František Tröster
Art Designer
Jiří Sternwald
Jiří Sternwald
Original Music Composer

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