

A small village in the Czech Republic, Trokavec has a population of just 80 as it faces plans for a new American military base nearby.
“From the makers of legendary CZECH DREAM, comes the big story of STAR WARS, the COLD WAR and the WAR ON TERROR all coming to a head in a small Czech village.”
Synopsis
A small village in the Czech Republic, Trokavec has a population of just 80 as it faces plans for a new American military base nearby.
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David Nagy, the mayor of Trokavec, a village in the Czech Republic with a population of 80, faces a significant challenge. The American government plans to build its 762nd military base near his community. As he rallies local residents against this expansion, the film references key political figures such as George W. Bush and Condoleezza Rice. Czech Peace captures the tension between local concerns and international politics, illustrating how decisions made by powerful leaders affect the lives of ordinary citizens.
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Why Watch
- See how local stories connect to global conflicts.
- Meet the directors of Czech Dream.
- Find out about the Cold War's impact in a Czech village.
Did You Know
- Czech Peace won the White Goose award in 2010 at the DMZ International Documentary Film Festival.
- The film is directed by Vít Klusák and Filip Remunda, who also made Czech Dream.
- Czech Peace has a duration of 100 minutes.
- The film is set in a small Czech village and connects various global conflicts.
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Who directed the documentary Czech Peace?
Czech Peace was directed by Vít Klusák and Filip Remunda.
What award did Czech Peace win?
Czech Peace won the White Goose award at the DMZ International Documentary Film Festival in 2010.
What is the duration of the documentary Czech Peace?
Czech Peace has a duration of 100 minutes.
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