Burian's Women's Day: Jana Uriel Kratochvílová

director: Vít Klusák, Filip Remunda

original title: Burianův den žen s Janou Uriel Kratochvílovou

year: 2007

running time: 26 min.

synopsis

Woman as cultural property in show business, which has no fixed boundaries or forms. This is how one might characterize the theme of this episode of Burian's Women's Day, dedicated to a singer with an unprecedented imagination and a remarkable fate in life. This is accompanied by the recognition that words are sometimes not enough in the communication of two passing speakers.

“In that case, the aim wasn’t to inform about the life and work of our heroines or to advertise them, but rather to ask them a seemingly simple question: Why do you do what you do in the way that you do it?”

Source: Radio Servis

biography

Filip Remunda (1973) is a Czech director and producer. The duo he forms with Vít Klusák has significantly influenced the local documentary landscape and the shape of public debate. His films include Czech Dream (2004), Czech Peace (2010), and especially the series Czech Journal (2013–2020), which was broadcast by Czech Television.

Vít Klusák (1980) is a Czech director and producer. He attracted public and critical attention with his feature debut Czech Dream (2004), which he made with his regular collaborator Filip Remunda. For his documentary film Caught in the Net (2020), which he co-directed with Barbora Chalupová, he received the Czech Lion and the Czech Film Critics Award.

more about film

director:	Vít Klusák, Filip Remunda
producer:	Filip Remunda, Petr Morávek

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