Václavské náměstí (1962)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Václav Táborský
Writer : Václav Táborský

Synopsis

Actors

Karel Höger
Karel Höger
Commentary (voice)

Crews

Václav Táborský
Václav Táborský
Director
Václav Táborský
Václav Táborský
Idea
Václav Táborský
Václav Táborský
Screenplay
Miloslav Drtílek
Miloslav Drtílek
Dramaturgy
Jaroslav Šulc
Jaroslav Šulc
Director of Photography
Vlasta Styblíková
Vlasta Styblíková
Editor
Jaroslav Šlingr
Jaroslav Šlingr
Sound
Bohumír Brunclík
Bohumír Brunclík
Sound Effects
Josef Tejchman
Josef Tejchman
Production Manager
Zdeněk Polák
Zdeněk Polák
Production Manager

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