- Occupation
Director - Country
Czech Republic
Maryška Milan
The Journey of Life - Tajikistan
Habermann's Mill
Hubert Habermann was a miller from a village in northern Moravia; he lived in inter-war Czechoslovakia and was a German. He got along with his Czech neighbours quite well; some of them were his friends, and he spoke a perfect Czech - he was speaking Czech even within his own family. During the war he occasionally helped the Czech inhabitants. When the war ended he disappeared and his wife and children were displaced from the country. The miller's murder remained unexplained and the murders were never punished. Up to the present day, the miller's name has been mystified and blurred, and it still raises fear.
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: Butugichag, Valley of Death
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: The Even Saddle Reindeer
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: Old Believers
A Sacrificed Nation
People of Upper Karabach.
Land under Ararat
This documentary film follows the transport of humanitarian aid to Armenia, struck by an earthquake in 1988.
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: Red Gold
The Ketos
Keto means man. Director Milan Maryška loosely continues in his 6-part TV series "Siberia, Country of Sorrow, Country of Hope" with a documentary about the nation of Ketos.
Interrupted Spring: Spring is Here
A film about the critical year of 1968 which formed the character and political reliability of us all.
Interrupted Spring: The August Hammer
A film about the critical year of 1968 which formed the character and political reliability of us all.
Interrupted Spring: Normalization Night
A film about the critical year of 1968 which formed the character and political reliability of us all.
Tibet - a Lost People
Today the original inhabitants of Tibet are only found in towns and villages under Chinese cultural, political and economical influence.
The People at the Bottom
A documentary about homeless people who vegetate in the Moscow streets and railway stations.
Hope after Ten Years
Revolutionary changes in Europe in the late 1980s and early 1990s through the eyes of Central European politicians and the general public.
The Last Continent or Going Back to Primeval Times with Krakonoš
A travel programme compiled from documentary material by Miroslav Zikmund from his last journey around Australia in 1994 which captures not only the Australian landscape but also the unique Aborigine cave paintings.
The Forgotten Compatriots
A documentary about the compatriots discovered in Kazakhstan.
The Corridor of Life
A report on war in Upper Karabach.
Tomorrow They Danced Everywhere
Russia through the eyes of homeless Galja who is living at the railway stations of Moscow. This film is a free sequel of a documentary The People at the Bottom.
The Lost Post
About the priest of German origin.
Requiem for 116 Villages
A film essay about the extict villages of nothern Bohemia. Due to the mining of low-quality coal, 116 villages from the face of the Earth during the last 25 years.
People in Need - Goražde, a City Which Defended Itself
About people who defended themselves from constant Serb sieges.
War, Facts and Us (Parts 1-3)
War in Kosovo and the positions of Czech politicians.
Vasil Bilak - Patriot and Internationalist
A film steming from the contents of an interview with Vasil Bilak, former secretary of the Communist Party, to whom an array of documents and testimonies was shown, revealing his views in a true light.
Coming Home
A documentary about the Czech compatriots from Kazakhstan and their desire to come home.
Where Are You From, Where Do You Go...
Film about children of non-displaced Germans from the postwar border area.
Sarajevo - Four Years after the War
The war in Bosnia brought much loss, however many of those directly involved were strengthened by it to face their future.
Habermann's Mill
Hubert Habermann was a miller from a village in northern Moravia; he lived in inter-war Czechoslovakia and was a German. He got along with his Czech neighbours quite well; some of them were his friends, and he spoke a perfect Czech - he was speaking Czech even within his own family. During the war he occasionally helped the Czech inhabitants. When the war ended he disappeared and his wife and children were displaced from the country. The miller's murder remained unexplained and the murders were never punished. Up to the present day, the miller's name has been mystified and blurred, and it still raises fear.
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: Butugichag, Valley of Death
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: The Even Saddle Reindeer
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: Old Believers
A Sacrificed Nation
People of Upper Karabach.
Land under Ararat
This documentary film follows the transport of humanitarian aid to Armenia, struck by an earthquake in 1988.
Siberia, Land of Sorrow, Land of Hope: Red Gold
The Ketos
Keto means man. Director Milan Maryška loosely continues in his 6-part TV series "Siberia, Country of Sorrow, Country of Hope" with a documentary about the nation of Ketos.
Interrupted Spring: Spring is Here
A film about the critical year of 1968 which formed the character and political reliability of us all.
Interrupted Spring: The August Hammer
A film about the critical year of 1968 which formed the character and political reliability of us all.
Interrupted Spring: Normalization Night
A film about the critical year of 1968 which formed the character and political reliability of us all.
Tibet - a Lost People
Today the original inhabitants of Tibet are only found in towns and villages under Chinese cultural, political and economical influence.
The People at the Bottom
A documentary about homeless people who vegetate in the Moscow streets and railway stations.
Hope after Ten Years
Revolutionary changes in Europe in the late 1980s and early 1990s through the eyes of Central European politicians and the general public.
The Last Continent or Going Back to Primeval Times with Krakonoš
A travel programme compiled from documentary material by Miroslav Zikmund from his last journey around Australia in 1994 which captures not only the Australian landscape but also the unique Aborigine cave paintings.
The Forgotten Compatriots
A documentary about the compatriots discovered in Kazakhstan.
The Corridor of Life
A report on war in Upper Karabach.
Tomorrow They Danced Everywhere
Russia through the eyes of homeless Galja who is living at the railway stations of Moscow. This film is a free sequel of a documentary The People at the Bottom.
The Lost Post
About the priest of German origin.
Requiem for 116 Villages
A film essay about the extict villages of nothern Bohemia. Due to the mining of low-quality coal, 116 villages from the face of the Earth during the last 25 years.
People in Need - Goražde, a City Which Defended Itself
About people who defended themselves from constant Serb sieges.
War, Facts and Us (Parts 1-3)
War in Kosovo and the positions of Czech politicians.
Vasil Bilak - Patriot and Internationalist
A film steming from the contents of an interview with Vasil Bilak, former secretary of the Communist Party, to whom an array of documents and testimonies was shown, revealing his views in a true light.
Coming Home
A documentary about the Czech compatriots from Kazakhstan and their desire to come home.
Where Are You From, Where Do You Go...
Film about children of non-displaced Germans from the postwar border area.
Sarajevo - Four Years after the War
The war in Bosnia brought much loss, however many of those directly involved were strengthened by it to face their future.
Milan Maryška (1943 – 2002) was Czech documentary filmmaker, director and photographer.