Tschechoslowakei,
1929, 80 min
Regie:
Martin FričDrehbuch:
Vítězslav NezvalKamera:
Jaroslav BlažekBesetzung:
Karel Hašler, Oscar Marion, Suzanne Marwille, Ladislav Herbert Struna, Otto Zahrádka, Marie Ptáková, Vladimír Smíchovský, Josef Kobík, Milka Balek-Brodská, Roza Schlesingerová (mehr)Kritiken (1)
The excellent trio of Hašler, Marwille, and Marion forms the backbone of Martin Frič's excellent film The Organist at St. Vitus' Cathedral, which is the second time (after Father Vojtech) that Martin got involved in independent directing. Regarding The Organist at St. Vitus' Cathedral, it is clear that the director Lamač provided this opportunity to his student Martin Frič, who grew into a directorial giant.
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