„Česká kinematografie“ refers to Czech cinematography, the film industry and filmmaking practices in the Czech Republic. It encompasses the creation, production, and distribution of films, as well as the history and cultural significance of Czech cinema. The term highlights the artistic and technical aspects of filmmaking within the context of Czech national identity and heritage. It is often associated with prominent filmmakers, distinctive cinematic styles, and a rich tradition of storytelling that reflects the social and political landscape of the Czech Republic. Czech cinema has gained international recognition for its innovation and contributions to global film, characterized by both historical narratives and avant-garde approaches.
María Valverde debutuje jako režisérka s El Canto de Las Manos, inovativní operou s venezuelským hluchým sborem, která přetváří Beethovenovu Fidelio prostřednictvím znakového jazyka. Její profesní cesta je propletena živými…