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From left to right, the protagonists Květa Fialová and Rudolf Hrušínský from the film "Vrazda po cesky" together with its director Jiří Weiss, the head and interpreter of the Czechoslovak Delegation Irina Bolzoba and the film historian and critic Antonín Martin Brousil. In front of the shell on the steps of the Victoria Eugenia Theatre. Neural Machine Translation
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ID: 11461
Catalogue number: F0009
Location: C2C/B6/M2/N3
Title: From left to right, the protagonists Květa Fialová and Rudolf Hrušínský from the film "Vrazda po cesky" together with its director Jiří Weiss, the head and interpreter of the Czechoslovak Delegation Irina Bolzoba and the film historian and critic Antonín Martin Brousil. In front of the shell on the steps of the Victoria Eugenia Theatre.
Date: 1967
Level of description: Simple documentary unit
Technical description area
Medium: Paper
Binder: Gelatina
Image-forming element: Plata
Colour: B/W
Positive/negative: Positive
Observations (technical description): Papel Valca
Context area
Producer: San Sebastian International Film Festival
Place: Donostia-San Sebastián
Immediate source of acquisition or transfer: Producción propia
Content and structure area
Scope and content: From left to right, the protagonists Květa Fialová and Rudolf Hrušínský from the film "Vrazda po cesky" together with its director Jiří Weiss, the head and interpreter of the Czechoslovak Delegation Irina Bolzoba and the film historian and critic Antonín Martin Brousil. In front of the shell on the steps of the Victoria Eugenia Theatre.
Inscriptions: -
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State of preservation: bueno
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Bibliography: Festival (02), 07
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Preservation: Anna Ferrer, Andrea Sánchez, Lorena Soria
Cataloguing: Andrea Sánchez, Lorena Soria
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