A Pedestrian Missing
František Papoušek / Czechoslovakia / 1964 / The film already had its Czech Premiere / 8 min.
synopsis
A mouth shaped like an air pump, an enlarged chest and no legs – this is what homo koumes, the representative of mattress and transistor culture, will look like in the future. A satirical essay about the neglect of hiking, it depicts a new type of man who flees to the countryside in the same droves as homo sapiens, a man on foot, only with bicycles for legs.biography
František Papoušek (1918–1992), an editor and sports filmmaker, filmed the most important sporting events around the world from 1949 onwards, be it the Olympic Games or the Ice Hockey World Championship. The social significance of movement is also the subject of his feature film A Pedestrian Missing.more about film
| director: | František Papoušek |
contact
Juraj MachálekNárodní filmový archiv / National Film Archive
Malešická 14, 130 00 Praha 3
juraj.machalek@nfa.cz
Film at festival
| premiere type: | The film already had its Czech Premiere |
| festival edition: | 2023 |
| section: | Czechoslovak Film Feuilleton |
| language: | Czech |
| subtitles: | No Subtitle |
| colour: | Black and white |
Info
| director: | František Papoušek |
| original title: | Ztratil se pěší člověk |
| country: | Czechoslovakia |
| year: | 1964 |
| running time: | 8 min. |
