- Zbyněk
Brynych (13 June 1927 – 24
August 1995) was a
Czech film
director and screenwriter. He
directed 30
films between 1951 and 1985. Czechoslovakia...
- 1965
Czechoslovak film
about the
Holocaust that was
directed by Zbyněk
Brynych.
Instead of
depicting gas
chambers and
concentration camps, the film examines...
- der Verschollene, a 1969
German TV film
aired on ZDF,
directed by Zbyněk
Brynych[citation needed] Kl****enverhältnisse ("class Relations"), a 1984 black-and-white...
- ****ociated with New Wave
Karel Kachyňa František Vláčil Vojtěch Jasný Zbyněk
Brynych Oldřich Lipský Ján Kadár
Elmar Klos
Frequent collaborators Milan Kundera...
- 1957 - Lost
Children by Miloš
Makovec 1958 -
Suburban Romance by Zbyněk
Brynych 1958 - Než nám
narostla křídla by Jiří Brdečka - Won
Special Prize for...
- Dialóg 20-40-60 (1968), in
which three different directors (with Zbyněk
Brynych and
Peter Solan) each
devised their own
story using identical dialogue...
- (Czech:
Transport z ráje) is a 1962
Czech drama film
directed by Zbyněk
Brynych. The film won the
Golden Leopard at the
Locarno International Film Festival...
- War]) is a 1968
Czechoslovak psychological thriller,
directed by Zbyněk
Brynych. In 1946,
during the
Nuremberg Trials, a
Czechoslovak physician, Doctor...
- Lady of
Fatima (1952) N The
Night in
Lisbon (1971) —
directed by Zbyněk
Brynych,
starring Martin Benrath,
Vadim Glowna,
Erika Pluhar,
Horst Frank, Charles...
- ****
official Walter Becher (1912–2005), German-Czech
politician Zbyněk
Brynych (1927–1995), film
director Gerda Mayer (1927–2021),
English poet Georg...
