Antonín Moskalyk was a Czech film and television director, best known for his TV adaptations of literary works. He directed the television film Modlitba pro Kateřinu Horovitzovou (1965), based on Arnošt Lustig's novella about the fate of a Jewish girl during World War II.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
73cinemaWed 11.11.The Departed
63cinemaWed 9.12.I Vitelloni
63cinemaWed 14.4.In Bruges
60cinemaWed 17.2.Crimes and Misdemeanors
58cinemaSun 22.11.Pets on a Train
58cinemaWed 10.3.The Damned
58cinemaWed 31.3.Wall Street
56cinemaWed 3.3.Missing
51cinemaWed 25.11.House of Gucci
51cinemaWed 20.1.Story of a Love Affair
50cinemaSun 29.11.Dalai Lama - Ocean of Wisdom
47cinemaWed 6.1.The Interpreter
A 1967 classic by director Antonín Moskalyk about an eighteen-year-old Jewish girl who, after liberation from a concentration camp, attempts to rebuild her life but confronts an unforgiving reality.
A documentary film exploring the life and work of Kateřina Horovitzová, screening at Kino Ponrepo in Prague.