Back
Section: Literature in Film - Comic Book Paradise
Alois Nebel (2011)
Alois Nebel serves at the Bílý Potok station in the Jeseníky Mountains. A loner, he is strangely hypersensitive; sometimes he exists in a fog in which trains from the past pass through his station, and he experiences long-hidden traumas. Thus, he finds himself in a psychiatric hospital. Here he meets Němý, an unknown silent man who crossed the Polish-Czech border and appeared at the station in Bílý Potok. Why is he here? Who is he looking for? An old picture he has might be a clue...
| Country | Czech Republic, Germany |
|---|---|
| Year | 2011 |
| Duration | 87 min |
| Rating | 14 |
| Language | Czech |
| Subtitle | No subtitles |
| Directed by | Tomáš Luňák |
| Screenplay | Jaroslav Rudiš, Jaromír 99, podle komiksové trilogie „Alois Nebel“ |
| Director of Photography | Jan Baset Střítežský |
| Music | Petr Kružík, Ondřej Ježek |
| Contact | Negativ Film Productions |
Biography
A Czech director. He studied animation in Zlín and at FAMU in Prague, where his animated Akrobat (2000) was made, among others. He successfully debuted with a feature adaptation of the Alois Nebel comic (2011), a rotoscopy animation technique. He's also made several video clips and TV shows.