Čern̓y Petr
Black sheep
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Contributions
- Jakim, Ladislav, 1945-1992, actor - Contributor
- Martínková, Pavla, actor - Contributor
- Vostrčil, Jan, actor - Contributor
- Pucholt, Vladimír, 1942- actor - Contributor
- Sedláček, Pavel, actor - Contributor
and 9 more
- Kulhanek, Zdenek, actor - Contributor
- Kosina, Frantíšek, actor - Contributor
- Koza, Josef, actor - Contributor
- Matusková, Bozena, actor - Contributor
- Pokorný, Antonín, actor - Contributor
- Šlitr, Jiří, 1924-1969, composer - Contributor
- Národní filmový archív - Contributor
- Filmové studio Barrandov - Contributor
- Facets Video (Firm) - Contributor
Publication
2004 - Filmov̓e Studio Barrandov, Prague, Czech Republic
Language
Czech
Word Count
21,250 words, Guess
Page Count
85 pages
Physical Format
Video Recording
Identifiers
- ISBN-101565803914
- ISBN-139781565803916
- OCLC Control Number55859308
- Open LibraryOL26942513M
Classifications
- DDC791.43/72
- LCCPN1997 .C3865 2004 DVD
Alternate Titles
- Black Peter
- Black sheep
Description
16-year-old Petr has just started his first job--patrolling for shoplifters in a grocery store. An unsure young man, he is now an agent of the established order, yet he looks on complacently when a stout woman steals some candy. His father, a part time bandmaster, is a petty dictator--Petr resists playing audience to his habitual old-school monologues. His father lacks any direction for the future and Petr is confused and adrift. The disappointments and bewilderments of youth, traditional generational conflict, and a sense of cultural paralysis animate this slender story of human moments that bind, rather than divide, young and old.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Czech new wave
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