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Velvet Terrorists

Zamatovi teroristi, Slovak Republic, 80 min, 35 mm, Creative, History, Social Issues
Velvet Terrorists is a film about minor and foiled terrorist plots in former Czechoslovakia. The film focuses on three protagonists. The first one wanted to blow up a decorated stage during the May 1 celebrations in the 70s. The second one planned to assassinate the President and start an anticommunist revolution but his letter to the CIA was so naive that nobody cared to reply. The third one blew up communist billboards. Acts that were once considered criminal are now viewed as acts of heroism. The film is about our relative views of history and about the various perspectives from which one can view these individuals and their actions.
Director:
Peter Kerekes
Producer:
Peter Kerekes
Executive producer:
Peter Kerekes
Original idea:
Pavel Pekarčík, Ivan Ostrochovský
Dramaturgy:
Jan Gogola ml.
Director of photography:
Martin Kollar
Screenplay:
Pavel Pekarčík, Ivan Ostrochovský
Editor:
Marek Šulík
Sound:
Tobias Potocny
Languages:
Czech, Slovak
Subtitles:
English
Peter Kerekes s. r. o (Production company) Vištuk 277
900 85 Vištuk, Slovak Republic
Phone:
+421 905 255 698
Fax:
+421 33 6446 409
Email:
Slovak audiovisual fund, Radio Television Slovakia

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