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Director
Matěj Mináč
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Matěj Mináč ...
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Trigon Production ...
Director of photography
Antonín Daňhel ...
Editor
Patrik Pašš
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Nicky's Family

Nickyho rodina, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, 2011, 96 min, 35 mm, DCP, Docu drama, History

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Dramatic follow-up of the documentary The Power of Good about Nicholas Winton’s Kindertransport rescue mission. This film enhances the original story with a number of dramatic re-enactments narrated by the rescued children and Sir Winton himself, rare archival footage and interviews with some of today’s most influential personalities. Joe Schlesinger, a CBC reporter and one of the rescued children, is the guide in the film, who presents not only how Winton’s act changed his life, but also how it continues to influence the lives of thousands of others worldwide. As the young generation, inspired by Winton’s story, tries to cope with present-day problems and actively tries to help make the world a better place.

Director:

Matěj Mináč

Producer:

Patrik Pašš, Matěj Mináč

Original idea:

Patrik Pašš, Matěj Mináč

Screenplay:

Patrik Pašš, Matěj Mináč

Editor:

Patrik Pašš

Director of photography:

Dodo Šimončič, Antonín Daňhel, Martin Kubala