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Skvělá příležitost, Czech Republic, 2010, 57 min, Digi Beta, Human Rights, Social Issues
Until the crisis of 2008, some eight thousand Mongolians came to work in the Czech Republic; since that time, the numbers reduced by half. Unlike other nationalities, most of them usually end up working at the very bottom of the production chain and services. Most of them had left for the West with a vision of improving their life standard and securing the lives of their children. These visions, however, are often problematic and the way back is not easy. To be able to start a new life in a country remote from their homeland and to secure a working position there, they were often forced to sell all their belongings. The film presents various examples of how Mongolians cope with the reality of life and work in the Czech Republic.
Director:
Vít Janeček
Producer:
Vít Janeček
Director of photography:
Braňo Pažitka, Jiří Zykmund, Lukáš Kokeš
Screenplay:
Vít Janeček, Tomáš Janeba
Sound:
Jiří Melcher, Lenka Mikulová
Editor:
Hedvika Hansalová
Music:
Johana Švarcová
Languages:
Czech, Mongolian
Subtitles:
English
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17000 Prague 7, Czech Republic
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