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Director
Dan Krameš
Original idea
Dan Krameš
Producer
Dan Krameš
Production company
ALPHA PLUS PRO
Director of photography
Dan Krameš
Editor
Dan Krameš
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Jan Klusák – Axis Temporum

Jan Klusák – Axis temporum, Czech Republic, 2009, 57 min, DVD, HD, Music, Portrait

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This black-and-white documentary captures composer Jan Klusák on the axis of time (axis temporum) between his 70th and 75th year of age full of incomparable vitality, charm, and wit. Klusák composes a pivotal composition of this period and follows its genesis during a performance by Petr Altrichter. He allows us a glimpse of his childhood, which comes alive through photographs of his beloved father who perished in Auschwitz. He also characterizes his various happy and difficult periods when his music was not allowed to be performed. Klusák's life story reflects the most tragic moments in the history of the 20th century. Everything is permeated with his music – music as a life attitude.

Director:

Dan Krameš

Producer:

Dan Krameš

Original idea:

Dan Krameš

Screenplay:

Dan Krameš

Director of photography:

Dan Krameš

Editor:

Dan Krameš