Black Saturday (1961)

Released: 1961-01-06 Duration: N/A

Genres: Crime Comedy

Rating 5.0

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Overview

Production Companies

Filmové studio Barrandov

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	cs
Popularity	0.037

Directed By

Miroslav Hubáček

Crew

Director
Miroslav Hubáček

First Assistant Director
Jiří Mikeťuk

Assistant Director
Jordan Balurov

Story
Josef Bouček

Screenplay
Josef Bouček

Story
Miroslav Kratochvíl

Screenplay
Miroslav Kratochvíl

Radio Play
Miroslav Kratochvíl

Story
Lubor Pok

Radio Play
Lubor Pok

Screenplay
Lubor Pok

Story
Ladislav Rychman

Screenplay
Ladislav Rychman

Story
Vladimír Valenta

Screenplay
Vladimír Valenta

Director of Photography
Jaromír Holpuch

Camera Operator
Kamil Kadeřábek

Assistant Camera
Jaroslav Kupšík

Production Design
Karel Černý

Set Decoration
Jiří Cvrček

Set Decoration
Vladimír Mácha

Set Decoration
Jan Vrňata

Costume Design
Libuše Hozová

Costumer
Marie Malá

Costumer
Vlastimil Hasala

Makeup & Hair
Libuše Švejdová

Makeup & Hair
František Novotný

Editor
Miroslav Hájek

Sound
František Šindelář

Production Manager
Rudolf Hájek

Unit Production Manager
Vladimír Vojta

Unit Production Manager
Karel Prchal

Original Music Composer
Václav Lídl

Conductor
Štěpán Koníček

Creative Producer
Vladimír Bor

Executive Producer
Jiří Šebor

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