COUNTDOWN – THE LAST FILM OF IVAN PALÚCH
Odpočítavanie – posledný film Ivana Palúcha
A film about one of the most important figures in Slovak acting, Ivan Palúch. In 1969, Palúch starred in three feature films screened at the Cannes Film Festival in just a single edition of the highly prestigious annual event. Two of them were in the main feature film competition: Michael Kohlhaas – The Rebel by Volker Schlöndorff, It Rains in My Village by Aleksandar Petrovic, and the third in the non-competitive section: Marketa Lazarová by František Vláčil.
We are screening this film inclusively. The film includes special subtitles and audio commentary through headphones – the screening can also be attended by people with hearing and visual impairments.
The screening will be followed by discussion with its creators Martin Palúch, Peter Neveďal and Peter Harum.
Odpočítavanie – posledný film Ivana Palúcha / Martin Palúch / Slovakia / 2022 / 80 min.
Slovak
English
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