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Section: Czech Films and TV Production
At Seven at the Horse (2018)
The story of Wenceslas Square in Prague and its genius loci associated with both Czechoslovak and Czech statehood. This square of the Czech metropolis is a microcosm that has experienced almost every major historical event of the Czech Kingdom, Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic. The location around which "great" events have touched is in the vicinity of a monument to St. Wenceslas. Ardo, the horse made by the famous sculptor Josef Myslbek, tells tales from the earliest moments of Czech history connected with Charles IV, to the present day connected with the division of Czechoslovakia. His audience is a girl named Tereza, a tourist who is to meet her friend "under the horse".
| Country | Czech Republic |
|---|---|
| Year | 2018 |
| Duration | 10 min |
| Rating | 8 |
| Language | Czech |
| Subtitle | No subtitles |
| Directed by | Rychlíková Monika, Sukdoláková Milada |
| Screenplay | Lubomír Dušek, Milada Sukdoláková |
| Edited by | Lucie Haladová |
| Contact | Česká televize |
Biography
Monika Rychlíková Film director and screenwriter. She works in creating popular educational and current affairs programs. She helped make the TV series Mysteries of the Soul (2011), Emotions and Us (2013) and Our Rights (2014), and co-directed the TV dokumentary Black Heart (2008). Milada Sukdoláková Director of animated films, artist, screenwriter. Her work includes TV series and shows and animated films. Of her feature films we'll mention Civil Code for Everyone (2014), The Rabbit's Reader (2010) and The End of the Iron Curtain (2008).