Main Cast
Full Crew
Direction
- Director: Ilja Hylas
Writing
- Opera: Miloš Kareš
Production
- Production Manager: Vlasta Janečková
Music & Sound
- Sound: Jan Kovář
- Music: Rudolf Kubín
Cinematography
- Director of Photography: Jaromír Zaoral
Editing
- Editor: Libuše Konečná
Art Direction
- Set Designer: Petr Gleich
Costume & Make-Up
Keywords
opera
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The film was directed by Ilja Hylas.
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Cinematography was handled by Jaromír Zaoral.
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Movie Information
Original Title:
Letní noc
Status:
Released
Language:
Český
Country of Origin:
Czechoslovakia
Production Companies:
Československá televize Ostrava
