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The Spring in Prague

1934, English. Directed by Karel Plicka.

The original introductory part of Karol Plicka’s film The Earth Sings (1933), which was replaced with a sequence of shots of Bratislava during the era of the First Slovak Republic. Spring in Prague is a short film, a poem dedicated to Prague – a city of baroque churches, modern houses of Wenceslas Square, or Wilson Station. Capturing the details of the streets in a modern way, this film by Plicka complements his extensive collection of photographic books about Prague and its architecture.

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14 October 1934
Original title
Jaro v Praze

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The Spring in Prague (1934) was directed by Karel Plicka.

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