Skleněná suita (1947)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Karel Baroch
Writer : Karel Baroch

Synopsis

Actors

Antonie Hegerliková
Antonie Hegerliková
Commentary (voice)
Jaroslav Brychta
Jaroslav Brychta
Self
Miloslav Klinger
Miloslav Klinger
Self

Crews

Karel Baroch
Karel Baroch
Director
Karel Baroch
Karel Baroch
Idea
Karel Baroch
Karel Baroch
Screenplay
Jiřina Lukešová
Jiřina Lukešová
Editor
Miroslava Hromková
Miroslava Hromková
Production Manager
Miloš Smatek
Miloš Smatek
Original Music Composer
Bohumil Vích
Bohumil Vích
Director of Photography
Ivan Frič
Ivan Frič
Director of Photography

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