Two local orchestras face disruptions from youths as they prepare for a national competition, while a young girl experiences stage fright in a talent show.
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Two local orchestras face disruptions from youths as they prepare for a national competition, while a young girl experiences stage fright in a talent show.
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A young girl faces stage fright during a talent competition in Czechoslovakia. Meanwhile, two local orchestras prepare for a national competition, but their efforts are disrupted by local youths. Directed by Miloš Forman, "Audition" presents these intertwined stories, revealing the challenges faced by aspiring performers. The film features notable figures such as Ladislav Jakim and Jiří Šlitr. Released in 1964, it runs for 79 minutes and captures the pressures of artistic ambition.
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Why Watch
- See how youth disrupt local orchestras in Czechoslovakia.
- Find out what happens when a girl faces stage fright.
- Meet characters who lie for a chance to compete.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Miloš Forman, a notable Czech filmmaker.
- It features a total runtime of 79 minutes.
- The film was produced in Czechoslovakia, a country that existed until 1992.
- The cast includes actors such as Ladislav Jakim and Jiří Šlitr.
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Who directed the documentary Audition?
Miloš Forman directed the documentary Audition.
What is the runtime of the documentary Audition?
The runtime of Audition is 79 minutes.
In which country was the documentary Audition produced?
Audition was produced in Czechoslovakia.
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