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Director
Tomáš Kudrna
Original idea
Tomáš Kudrna
Producer
Kateřina Černá
Co Producer
Simone Baumann
Production company
Negativ ...
Director of photography
Marcus Winterbauer
Editor
Evženie Brabcová
IDF Events
2011 Catalogue of Upcoming Czech Documentary Films ...
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www.negativ.cz
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The Day after a Long Night

Po dlouhé noci den, Czech Republic, Germany, 2011, 90 min, 52 min, DCP, History

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Libuše Audrlická, a Czech, Barbara Müller, a Pole, and Inna Klimenko, an Ukrainian, were three women out of a total of 13 million people who were employed as forced labourers under the Third Reich during the Second World War. For the most part, the monotonous work in ammunition factories or in agriculture involved 12-hour shifts in difficult conditions. This was exacerbated by the awareness that their work helped support the hated Nazi regime. In his new film, director Tomáš Kudrna not only focuses on these women's recollections of their life as labourers for a totalitarian system, but also tries to ascertain how these experiences shaped their subsequent fates. While using a large quantity of unique archive material, family photographs and a disturbing musical score, he composes a vivid portrait of the turbulent destinies of three women whose lives were fundamentally affected by wartime events and forced labour in Nazi Germany.

Director:

Tomáš Kudrna

Producer:

Kateřina Černá

Co Producer:

Simone Baumann

Executive producer:

Marta Dudáková

Original idea:

Tomáš Kudrna

Screenplay:

Tomáš Kudrna