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Director
Pavel Abrahám
Original idea
Tomáš Bojar
Producer
Pavel Abrahám ...
Co Producer
Jordi Niubo
Production company
Cinema Arsenal ...
Director of photography
Jiří Chod
Editor
Šimon Špidla
IDF Events
2012 Catalogue of Upcoming Czech Documentary Films ...
WWW
www.dvanula.eu
Financial Support
Czech State Fund for the Support and Development of Czech Cinematography ...

Two Nil

Dva nula, Czech Republic, 2012, 108 min, DCP, Creative, Society

Synopsis Credits Languages Production IDF Events Festivals Financial support Photogallery Articles

At a football stadium in the very heart of Prague the biggest Czech football match of the year is about to take place. The live broadcast begins. This time, however, the twenty-two film cameras are not aimed at the pitch, but at the stands. They record how various people experience one common event. A little footballer, a bettor, a member of the security service, a distinguished literary critic, a lady in the VIP lounge or disoriented Italian tourist. Each character represents a unique version of the same match. As Hannah Arendt says: “Only where things can be seen by many in a variety of aspects without changing their identity, so that those who are gathered around them know they see sameness in utter diversity, can worldly reality truly and reliably appear.”

Director:

Pavel Abrahám

Producer:

Pavel Abrahám, Tomáš Bojar

Original idea:

Tomáš Bojar

Director of photography:

Jiří Chod

Editor:

Šimon Špidla

Sound:

Václav Flegl

Dramaturgy:

Jan Gogola ml.

Co Producer:

Jordi Niubo

Languages:

Czech

Subtitles:

English

Cinema Arsenal (Production company) Na vršku 8
150 00 Prague 5, Czech Republic

Phone:

+420 604 472 934

WWW:

www.cinemaarsenal.cz

i/o post (Coproduction company) Dienzenhoferovy sady 1102/1
150 00 Prague 5, Czech Republic

Phone:

+420 604 703 308

WWW:

www.iopost.cz

Email:

iopost@iopost.cz

HBO Czech Republic (Broadcaster involved) Jankovcova 1037/49
170 00 Prague 7, Czech Republic

Phone:

+420 261 094 444

Fax:

+420 261 094 455

WWW:

www.hbo.cz

Email:

reception@hbo.cz

Catalogue of Upcoming Czech Documentary Films Catalogue of Upcoming Czech Documentary Films Doc Launch 2012 East Silver 2012East Silver Caravan Silver Eye

47th Karlovy Vary IFF 2012, Czech Republic
Special Mention (CZECH JOY) - Jihlava IDFF 2012, Czech Republic
DOXA Documentary Film Festival 2013, Canada

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