Národní umělec Josef Lada (1953)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Hugo Huška
Writer : Hugo Huška

Synopsis

Actors

Josef Lada
Josef Lada
Himself
Alena Ladová
Alena Ladová
Herself
Milada Horutová
Milada Horutová
Commentary (voice)

Crews

Hugo Huška
Hugo Huška
Director
Hugo Huška
Hugo Huška
Idea
Hugo Huška
Hugo Huška
Screenplay
Pavel Hrdlička
Pavel Hrdlička
Director of Photography
Ludvík Pavlíček
Ludvík Pavlíček
Editor
Jiří Hartman
Jiří Hartman
Production Manager
Jan Rychlík
Jan Rychlík
Original Music Composer

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