Idyla ze staré Prahy

Idyla ze staré Prahy
Idyla ze staré Prahy
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Max Urban
Written by	Max Urban
Production; company	ASUM
Release date	13 September 1918;
Countries	Bohemia, Austria-Hungary
Languages	Silent; Czech intertitles

Idyla ze staré Prahy ("Old Prague Idyll") is a 1918 Bohemian/Czech romantic drama film, which was directed by architect, producer and amateur director Max Urban. The film was made in 1913 but released in 1918, which was near the end of the World War I and six weeks before the creation of Czechoslovakia. The film is now lost, so the plot and runtime aren't known. The main role was played by Anna Sedláčková, the director's wife.

In history of Czech cinema, this film is renowned for one other feature: the movie poster (by Josef Wenig, 1918) is the oldest extant poster of Czech origin.^[1]

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^ Petržílková, Eva (January 22, 2003). "Výstava s názvem "Svět hvězd a iluzí" představuje plakáty od dob němého filmu až po současnost" [An Exhibition Named "World of Stars and Illusions" Shows Posters from the Era of Silent Film up to the Present]. Radio Praha (in Czech). Retrieved May 4, 2015.

External links[edit]

Idyla ze staré Prahy at IMDb

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[1] Petržílková, Eva (January 22, 2003). "Výstava s názvem "Svět hvězd a iluzí" představuje plakáty od dob němého filmu až po současnost" [An Exhibition Named "World of Stars and Illusions" Shows Posters from the Era of Silent Film up to the Present]. Radio Praha (in Czech). Retrieved May 4, 2015.

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