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Director
Rudolf Chudoba
Production company
Czech TV
Director of photography
Petr Vejslík
Editor
Jiří Mikula
IDF Events
2006 East Silver
Sales
Česká televize

All the Prodigies

Všechny ty zázračné děti, Czech Republic, 2005, 56 min, Beta SP, Arts and Culture

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A documentary film about young Mozart pianists who, though very young, express strong and self-confident individualities. In 1767, an eleven-year old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart performed with his sister at a concert in Brno. This concert was the inspiration for the organization of the Amadeus international competition for young pianists. Ninety children, aged five to eleven, participated in this concert in 2005. The film follows eight of these children during the competition and also in their homes. The documentary primarily bears witness to the youngest contemporary generation of European children who are growing up to become surprisingly strong personalities.

Director:

Rudolf Chudoba

Screenplay:

Rudolf Chudoba

Director of photography:

Petr Vejslík

Editor:

Jiří Mikula

Languages:

Czech

Subtitles:

Czech TV Kavčí hory
140 70 Prague 4, Czech Republic