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  • Director
    Jan Hubáček
  • Original idea
    Jan Hubáček ...
  • Producer
    Jan Hubáček
  • Production company
    HUBAFILM
  • Director of photography
    Petr Kačírek ...
  • Editor
    Jan Hubáček ...
  • IDF Events
    2012 Catalogue of Upcoming Czech Documentary Films ...
  • Planned premiere
    October 2012
  • Financial Support
    Faculty of Multimedia Communications - Tomas Bata University

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Akcept, filmový dokument o soudobé hudbě, Czech Republic, 70 min, HD, Arts and Culture, Culture, Music, Society
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Contemporary classical music is the last stage of a long evolution of musical composition. Just like literature or visual arts, it is just as diverse and more often misunderstood. Compared to popular music, contemporary classical music has become a marginal genre. The film sets out to explore the genre from the perspective of an ordinary listener; the creative process of writing a new composition, composed by young Czech composer Lucie Vitkova, will culminate in the opening concert at the Ostrava Days Institute. The film will include modern visual style and animation, connecting original footage with archive material. The message: Evolution, in music and other fields, cannot be stopped. Art is a value by itself, often torn off from the concrete concerns of the recipient. Contemporary artists are knights of the modern age.
Director:
Jan Hubáček
Producer:
Jan Hubáček
Executive producer:
Zdeňka Kujová
Original idea:
Jan Hubáček, Jakub Kudláč, Lubomír Kovařík
Dramaturgy:
Petr Kačírek, Zdeňka Kujová
Screenplay:
Jan Hubáček
Director of photography:
Orlin Stanchev, Petr Kačírek, Pavel Smékal
Editor:
Libor Nemeškal, Jan Hubáček
Sound:
Jan Hála, Laco Kraus, Petr Kačírek
Music:
Lucie Vítková
Languages:
Czech, English
Subtitles:
Polish, English
HUBAFILM (Production company) , Czech Republic
WWW:
hubafilm.cz
Email:
produkce@hubafilm.cz
Catalogue of Upcoming Czech Documentary Films Project Market
Faculty of Multimedia Communications - Tomas Bata University

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