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Michal Vostrez


Michal Vostrez born in Prague, former Czechoslovakia - now Czech Republic. He is a screenwriter, feature, documentary and dubbing film director, producer (Studio Mustek), actor. Known now mostly for Czech dubbing version of BBC series like Yes minister, Yes prime minister (prized for a best Czech dubbing version), also MI5, or Red Dwarf, Allo Allo, King speech, Bienvenus a Chtis and many others. Feature film: Pohar pro viteze (1978). More documentary films mostly for Czech TV, Filmexport and for foreign companies.

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Director

Cinema
  • 1978 - Cup for winner ("Pohár pro vítěze")
  • Documents
  • 1995 Cause Tlustec ("Causa Tlustec")
  • 1996 Where the czech health goes ("Kam spěje české zdravotnictví")
  • 2001 Travelmania - Two paradises ("Cestománie - Dva ráje")
  • 2003 Rejuvenated old men ("Omlazení starci")
  • 2008 Fairy tale from love ("Pohádka z lásky")
  • 2008 Mediaresearch ("Mediaresearch")
  • 2008 New Forsythe saga ("Nová sága rodu Forsythů")
  • 2009 60 years later ("Po 60 letech")
  • II. unit director

  • 1980 There is something in the air ("Něco je ve vzduchu")
  • 1981 Opera in vineyard ("Opera ve vinici")
  • 1982 Incomplete eclipse ("Neúplné zatmění")
  • 1983 Radical cut ("Radikální řez")
  • 1984 Juice novel ("Džusový román")
  • 1985 Extended time ("Prodloužený čas")
  • 1986 What the early bird catches ("Kam doskáče ranní ptáče")
  • 1988 He is really swell ("Náhodou je prima")
  • 1989 Touches ("Dotyky")
  • 1989 Anguish of imagery ("Muka obraznosti")
  • Assistant director

  • 1971 The player ("Hráč")
  • 1981 Six bears with Cibulka ("Šest medvědů s Cibulkou")
  • 1982 Death of beautiful roebucks ("Smrt krásných srnců")
  • 1983 Young man and the blue whale ("Mladý muž a bílá velryba")
  • Actor

  • 1971 Six bears with Cibulka ("Šest medvědů s Cibulkou")
  • 1989 Touches ("Dotyky")
  • References

    Michal Vostrez Wikipedia