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Oratorio for Prague (1968)

ALL 09/29/1968 (en) Documentary 29 Min
  • Release
    09/29/1968
  • Production
    Gulfilms Houston
  • Rotten tomato
    71%
  • Original title
    Oratorio for Prague
  • Original language
    en
  • Production Cost
  • 0.00
    -

Overview

Filmmaker Jan Nemec and his crew risked their lives to create this historic documentary account of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. The award-winning work is the only filmed record of the invasion. Oratorio for Prague began as a study of the liberalization of Czechoslovakia and then continued when the Russian forces moved in. The gripping footage was broadcast by television, providing the first report of the event. In addition to the news footage, the film features never-before-viewed scenes taken prior to the invasion that crushed Prague's anti-Communist movement.

  1. Jan Němec

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Editor



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  1. Alexander Dubček

    Self (archive footage)

  2. Ludvík Svoboda

    Self (archive footage)

  3. Josef Smrkovský

    Self (archive footage)

  4. Oldřich Černík

    Self (archive footage)

  5. Čestmír Císař

    Self (archive footage)

  6. Zdeněk Mlynář

    Self (archive footage)

  7. Nicolae Ceaușescu

    Self (archive footage)

  8. Alexei Kosygin

    Self (archive footage)

  9. Jan Němec

    Self

  10. Gene Moskowitz

    Commentary (voice)

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Casts : 10 , Crews : 9

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Oratorio for Prague (1968) 29 Min

ALL 09/29/1968 (en)
Documentary
  • Release 09/29/1968
  • Production
    Gulfilms Houston
  • Original title Oratorio for Prague
  • en
  • Revenue0.00

Overview

Filmmaker Jan Nemec and his crew risked their lives to create this historic documentary account of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. The award-winning work is the only filmed record of the invasion. Oratorio for Prague began as a study of the liberalization of Czechoslovakia and then continued when the Russian forces moved in. The gripping footage was broadcast by television, providing the first report of the event. In addition to the news footage, the film features never-before-viewed scenes taken prior to the invasion that crushed Prague's anti-Communist movement.

  1. Jan Němec

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Editor

  4. Miles Glaser, Claude Berri, Jean-Pierre Rassam

    Producer



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