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Joachim Barrande – ztracená moře (2019)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Pavel Jirásek
Writer : Pavel Jirásek

Synopsis

Actors

Lubomír Budín
Lubomír Budín
Ivo Cicvárek
Ivo Cicvárek
Jan Havlík
Jan Havlík
Marie Jirásková
Marie Jirásková
Lubomír Kos
Lubomír Kos
Petr Olišar
Petr Olišar
Rudolf Vodička
Rudolf Vodička
Jiří Závodník
Jiří Závodník
Jan Kolařík
Jan Kolařík
Commentary (voice)

Crews

Pavel Jirásek
Pavel Jirásek
Screenplay
Ivo Cicvárek
Ivo Cicvárek
Dramaturgy
Jan Kluka
Jan Kluka
Music Director
Marie Jirásková
Marie Jirásková
Costume Designer
Marie Jirásková
Marie Jirásková
Set Designer
Ivana Šťastná
Ivana Šťastná
Costumer
Jana Páleníková
Jana Páleníková
Makeup & Hair
Antonín Čagan
Antonín Čagan
Assistant Camera
Tomáš Mikuschka
Tomáš Mikuschka
Assistant Camera
Jiří Kubík
Jiří Kubík
Sound
Jiří Kubík
Jiří Kubík
Editor
Erik Švejkovský
Erik Švejkovský
Sound Designer
Lubomír Budín
Lubomír Budín
Production Manager
Petr Vejslík
Petr Vejslík
Director of Photography
Diana Tuyet-Lan Kosinová
Diana Tuyet-Lan Kosinová
Executive Producer
Patrick Diviš
Patrick Diviš
Creative Producer
Pavel Jirásek
Pavel Jirásek
Director

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