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Producer, Director - Country
Czech Republic
Huvar Michal
The Impressive Time
This documentary film by the director Michal Huvar captures the unique rendering of the poetry of Prague poet and painter Petr Pichl. In the surroundings of magical Vyšehrad, the printed version of his work was also adapted as a sound project, featuring Miroslav Moravec, a classic among Czech stage actors. The film also portrays Pichl as an interesting artist, capturing him in his studio against the backdrop of compelling music by Jarmark, a rock band from Hodonín.
The Land of the Vine Leaf
In an original way, this poetical film glorifies the land and people of the foothills of magical region of Pálava in southern Moravia, and meditates on the coexistence of people and landscape. A French version of the film Krajina révového listu (The Land of the Vine Leaf) from 2004.
This documentary film by the director Michal Huvar captures the unique rendering of the poetry of Prague poet and painter Petr Pichl. In the surroundings of magical Vyšehrad, the printed version of his work was also adapted as a sound project, featuring Miroslav Moravec, a classic among Czech stage actors. The film also portrays Pichl as an interesting artist, capturing him in his studio against the backdrop of compelling music by Jarmark, a rock band from Hodonín.
The Land of the Vine Leaf
In an original way, this poetical film glorifies the land and people of the foothills of magical region of Pálava in southern Moravia, and meditates on the coexistence of people and landscape. A French version of the film Krajina révového listu (The Land of the Vine Leaf) from 2004.
Pictures from Holland
Karel Capek visited the Netherlands at the end of June 1931. The book still offers an interesting perspective on how today's Netherlands has retained many of the characteristics that Capek aptly described. The film attempts to capture the atmosphere of film language in the country - through words, drawings (animation) and music. Pictures from Holland are the first part of the cycle, wandering in the footsteps of Czech writers in Europe (Italy, England, Sweden, Norway and Spain).
Karel Capek visited the Netherlands at the end of June 1931. The book still offers an interesting perspective on how today's Netherlands has retained many of the characteristics that Capek aptly described. The film attempts to capture the atmosphere of film language in the country - through words, drawings (animation) and music. Pictures from Holland are the first part of the cycle, wandering in the footsteps of Czech writers in Europe (Italy, England, Sweden, Norway and Spain).
Michal Huvar (1960), czech writer and documentary filmmaker, at Carpe Diem filmed documents and concert records (Suzanne Vega, Dominic Miller ...). His debut "The Land of the Vine Leaf" was awarded twice at France (La Caméra d‘ Or 2006, Grand Prix de la Ville de Mougins 2007).
Concert records Janousek (2008, Slavek Janousek) Your nose (2008, Joe Nose & Damien Riba) Tour 2008 (2009, Pavel J. Ryba & The Fish Men) Live at Student Square (2010, Suzanne Vega, USA ) Big Bang! (2011, Laura and her Tigers) And as years go by blues ... 40 years (2011, Petar Introvič & Bluesberry) Live in Bratislava (2011, René Lacko & Downtown) Documents The Land of the Vine Leaf (2005; Pays de Feuille de Vigne, 2006) While the sacred (2006) On the battlefield... Pepa Nos (2006) The Village (2007) Damien Riba (2008) Tour 2008, Pavel J. Ryba & The Fish Men (2009) Magic Costume (2009)
Carpe Diem
Brumovice 175
691 11 Brumovice na Moravě
Brumovice 175
691 11 Brumovice na Moravě
Catalogue of Upcoming Czech Documentary Films - 2012
His debut "The Land of the Vine Leaf" was awarded twice at France (La Caméra d‘ Or 2006, Grand Prix de la Ville de Mougins 2007).