Vzpomínka na Josefa Skupu (1957)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Jaroslav Šikl
Writer : Jaroslav Šikl

Synopsis

Actors

Josef Skupa
Josef Skupa
Self (archive footage)
Otakar Brousek
Otakar Brousek
Commentary (voice)

Crews

Jaroslav Šikl
Jaroslav Šikl
Director
Jaroslav Šikl
Jaroslav Šikl
Screenplay
Oldřich Payer
Oldřich Payer
Director of Photography
Olga Werzonová
Olga Werzonová
Editor
Antonín Kleisner
Antonín Kleisner
Sound
Josef Tejchman
Josef Tejchman
Production Manager

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