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The documentary focuses on Jan Slovak, a 55-year-old welder who discovers his passion for acting. This transformation begins when he lands the lead role in a theatrical adaptation of 'Plan 9 From Outer Space,' a film often regarded as the worst movie ever made. Through this experience, Slovak's love for theater becomes a central part of his life.
Directed by Andrej Kolenčík, the film runs for 20 minutes and features Emil Lehota and Ján Slovák in key roles. It captures Slovak's journey from welding to performing, emphasizing the impact of theater on his life and the community around him.
Why Watch
- •Meet Jan Slovak, a welder turned actor.
- •See a unique take on a cult classic film.
- •Follow the passion for theater in unexpected places.
Did You Know
•Jan Slovak is 55 years old during the film's production in 2013.
•The film features a theatrical adaptation of 'Plan 9 From Outer Space,' considered the worst movie ever.
•The documentary has a runtime of 20 minutes.
Perfect For
Theater enthusiastsFans of Ed WoodDocumentary lovers