Anna K.

synopsis

Vít Bělohradský is a cameraman, director, and producer who has been working as the chief cameraman for Czech Television since 1995 (he also collaborates with commercial stations). He has filmed approximately 1600 programs in the fields of documentary, educational, entertainment, and feature film production. He was involved in the creation of the generational cycle Paskvil, collaborated with Petr Vachler on the program Kinobox for many years, and organized the Czech Lions awards. In the field of fiction, he has participated in the creation of several series, the television film Herbert v ringu (Herbert in the Ring, 2009), and the film Největší z Čechů (The Greatest of the Czechs, 2010).

biography

This documentary tells the story of a singer who became an icon of the Czech music scene during her career. The film captures her journey from her childhood in the Krkonoše Mountains, through her theatrical beginnings at Semafor, to her first successes on the music scene, as well as her battle with serious illness. In this film, Anna K demonstrates not only her strength and determination, but also her love of music, people, nature, and life. Director Vít Bělohradský's film reflects on the sources of her inspiration and strength, while also authentically capturing her inherent fragility and sensitivity.

film details

director:	Vít Bělohradský
producer:	Martina Šantavá, Vít Bělohradský
script:	Vít Bělohradský
photography:	Jan J. Filip, Vít Bělohradský, Vojtěch Vančura, Adam Sejk
editing:	Dima Sharadin, David Mencl
sound:	Martin Dušek
script dramaturgy:	Veronika Korčáková

contact

Tomáš Karmazín / Česká televize
tomas.karmazin@ceskatelevize.cz