Mucha: The Story of an Artist Who Created a Style (2020)
Overview
Czech painter and illustrator Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939) ranks among the pioneers of the Art Nouveau movement at the end of the 19th century. Virtually overnight, he becomes famous in Paris thanks to the posters that he designs to announce actress Sarah Bernhardt’s plays. But at the height of his fame, Mucha decides to leave Paris to realize his lifetime project.
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| Original Language | cs |
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Directed By
Roman Vávra
Crew
Martin Polák
Martin Štěpánek
Pavel Plešák
Markéta Tulisová
Peter Roloff
Dušan Mulíček
Barbora Kinkalová
Roman Vávra
Ondřej Beránek
Martin Polák
Markéta Sára Valnohová
André Feldhaus
Ivana Šťastná
Roman Vávra
Tetyana Chernyavska
Jakub Slabák
Marie Hermanová
Martina Zwyrtek
Jakub Pinkava
Jakub Pinkava
Jiří Hruban
Dušan Mulíček
Christian Richet
Rainer Ludwigs
Milan Popelka
Marek Novotný
Tomáš Kleisner
Martin Černý
Iveta Huptychová
Radek Vlach
Markéta Štinglová
Tomáš Kleisner
Ota Juchelka
Robert Janás
Jiří Hruban
Olaf Rosenberg
Sarah Mucha
Jitka Chaloupková
Dominik Dolejší
Jana Marková
Marta Sylvestrová
Tomoko Satō
Olaf Rosenberg
Martin Polák
Petra Vlachová Puldová
Jan Mikita
Blanka Lonek
Barbora Kinkalová
Markéta Hodoušková
Daniel Bukovský
Věra Krincvajová
Heike Lettau
Michael Jan Ennis
Michael Jan Ennis
Henriette Degener
Yvette Durrenberger
Jakub Pinkava
Adam Rod
Zuzana Kučerová
Helena Uldrichová
Candice Lee
TOP CAST
Martin Stránský
Jiří Mucha
Tomáš Koňařík
Young Alphonse Mucha
Antonín Nový
Alphonse Mucha
Mear One
Self - Street Artist
Yoshitaka Amano
Self - Artist
Stanley Mouse
Self - Artist
Tomoko Satō
Self - Artist
John Mucha
Self - Mucha Foundation President
David Švehlík
Voice of Jiří Mucha (voice)
Andrea Elsnerová
Voice of Marie Mucha (voice)
Alois Švehlík
Self - Narrator (voice)
Jiří Mucha
Self - Journalist (archive footage)
Alphonse Mucha
Self - Artist (archive footage)
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