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The summer school of Uherské Hradiště is one of the unforgettable films in the Czech Republic. In the richly structured program, it presents every year contemporary Slovak films, as well as works from the Golden Fund of Slovak cinematography, most of them with a large number of artists. Its 44th edition will take place from July 27 to August 5, 2018, the Slovak Day is scheduled for Tuesday, July 31, 2018.
The most interesting films of the Czech and Slovak cinematography of the past year are presented by LFŠ in the News section. In his screenwriter Marek Leščák and director Martin Šulík will personally present their latest joint film Interpreter (2018), in which the heroes confront the past of their family. Confident Confessor (2018) directed by Karel Janák, previewed at the recent Art Film Feste Košice, which will enter Slovakian cinemas only in mid-August. Domas (2018) Adama Sedlák, Everything will be (2018) Olma Omerza and most recently presented in the world premiere at the 53rd MFF Karlovy Vary. Inspiration (2018) Jana Švankmajera and the film After the stubble of the beard (2017) with the participation of the director Jan Svěrák
(2018). Director Robert Sedláček reconstructs the last months and weeks of life of a student of the faculty of philosophy of Charles University, who in 1969 was burning to protest against the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia. The film will be screened at a single screening at the end of the EPA. (2017) Tereza Nvotova, Circus of Rwanda (2018) Michala Vargu, but also the family film Alice Nellis The Trip (2002). Backstage (2018) Horticulture:. Student work on Slovak films will be presented by the authors themselves. The director Michal Blaško will present his film Atlantída, 2003 (2017) and Martina Buchelová Magic moments (2016) and Idiot ]
Among the collections of the National Film Archives of the Slovak Film Institute (SFÚ) feature films about the Czech writer and playwright Meir Lubor Dohnal, who in the 1960s occurred at the birth of Ela Havetta, Juraj Jakubiska and Juraja Herza. His outstanding career as a screenwriter, however, ended in 1971 with the dismissal of Barrandov and after the signing of Charter 77, he continued to Munich, where he returned to his homeland in the early 1990s. as a pedagogue at the FAMU and at the Council of the Czech Film Fund. His work as a screenwriter will be at Digital Film School to represent restored digital films Christ years (1967) by Juraja Jakubiska and Ela Havettu's Festivity in the Botanical Garden (1969). A documentary film dedicated to Elova Havetta Celebrating the Osamele Palm (2015) by a pair of directors Marko Škop and Juraj Johanides
During the Slovak day on Tuesday, July 31, which concentrates most of the Slovak program , a discussion will take place on "the Slovak film inventory". Martin Šullák, director of the Audiovisual Fund, Martin Šulík, director and president of the Slovak Academy of Film and Television, screenwriter Marek Leščák, producer Zuzana Mistríková of the Association of Independent Producers, producer Marian Urban of the 39: Slovak Association of Audiovisual Producers, Peter Kot of the Union of Film Distributors and the film theorist Katarína Mišíková, Head of the Audiovisual Studies Department of VŠMU. They will discuss the financing of Slovak cinematography, Slovak cinema and new talent.
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