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Sentiment is a 2003 Czech drama film directed by Tomáš Hejtmánek, featuring Jiří Kodet as František Vláčil. The film centers on Vláčil's monologue reflecting on his career as a filmmaker. It includes appearances from actors who worked with him, such as Ivan Palúch and Emma Černá. The narrative unfolds primarily through Vláčil's voice, providing insight into his experiences and thoughts.
Originally intended as a documentary with an interview format, the film underwent significant changes after Vláčil's death prior to filming. Preparations for the project began in 1996, marking a long development period before its release. The film concludes with Vláčil's passing, adding a layer of poignancy to his retrospective commentary.
Why Watch
- •Meet František Vláčil through Jiří Kodet's performance.
- •See rare insights from Vláčil's filmmaking career.
- •Find out about Vláčil's impact on Czech cinema.
Did You Know
•The film was initially planned as a documentary before Vláčil's death.
•Filming preparations for Sentiment began in 1996.
•Jiří Kodet portrays František Vláčil in the film.
•The film features appearances from actors like Ivan Palúch and Emma Černá.
Perfect For
Czech cinema enthusiastsFans of biographical filmsDocumentary lovers