Film Lens
Gottland examines Czechoslovak history through a series of short stories, drawing inspiration from Mariusz Szczygiel's bestselling book. The film is created by filmmakers from the Prague Film School (FAMU) and focuses on the unique experiences of individuals during and after the post-war era. It presents narratives of both new heroes and those marginalized in the historical narrative of the Czech Republic.
The documentary addresses themes of identity and memory within a nation shaped by its complex past. It provides insights into the lives of individuals who have been overlooked or forgotten, offering a multifaceted view of Czechoslovakia's 20th-century history.
Why Watch
- •Meet new heroes of Czechoslovak history.
- •Find out about forgotten individuals' stories.
- •See unique perspectives from the post-war era.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Klára Tasovská in 2014.
•Gottland has a total duration of 100 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in three countries: Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia.
Perfect For
Czech history enthusiastsDocumentary loversFans of Mariusz Szczygiel