Il Medioevo nel cinema cecoslovacco

JAN HUS

1954, regia di Otakar Vávra

Scheda: Nazione: Cecoslovacchia - Produzione: Studio Umeleckých Filmu Praha - Soggetto: da un racconto di Alois Jirásek - Sceneggiatura: Miloš Václav Kratochvíl, Otakar Vávra - Fotografia: Václav Hanus - Montaggio: Antonín Zelenka - Art Direction: Jirí Trnka - Costumi: Josef Matej Gottlieb, Vladimír Synek, Ladislav Tomek, Jirí Trnka, Fernand Vácha - Musiche: Jirí Srnka - Formato: Color - Durata: 125'.

Cast: Zdenek Štepánek, Karel Höger, Jan Pivec, Vlasta Matulová, Ladislav Pešek, Gustav Hilmar, Vítezslav Vejražka, Eduard Kohout, Bedrich Karen, František Smolík, Otomar Krejca, Vladimír Repa, Marie Tomášová, Rudolf Deyl, František Kreuzmann, Vilém Besser, Marie Brožová.

Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: volny.cz - vltava.cz - www2.webpark.cz: «Prague 1412: A revolt of poor people in Prague provoked by the preaching of Master Jan Hus is brutally suppressed. Czech king Václav IV. is no longer willing to protect Hus and Master is forced to leave the city. In 1414, Hus is called on to the council in Konstanz to state his thesis, but after an artifical process he was burned to death (on July 6th 1415). A big role for Zdenek Štepánek, but the movie was influenced by the communistic interpretatition of history. The depiction of Hus is also not correct, because...».

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