Czech television's creative team:

www.czech-tv.cz/filmy/kure

ALICE NEMANSKÁ AND HELENA SLAVÍKOVÁ

At Czech Television, this creative team focuses on the production of feature films of all genres. They have the shooting done either at studios or on location, on magnetic tape or on film. They handle productions as varied as short stories, long television serials and coproduction films.
The group was established on 1st January,1998 when two creative teams were linked together. Their script editors are Olga Dabrowská, Bedřich Ludvík, Jan Otčenášek, Ivo Pelant, Kristián Suda, Helena Sýkorová, Magdaléna Turnovská and Eduard Verner.

The members of the present team have worked in various creative groups before and their work presents a continuity in Czech Television teleplay and feature film production. Most of the script editors have been working with the present two producers for the fourth year running. During that period many TV and cinema feature films were made and many are in production.

To mention a few:

Television Dramas:
Mr.Humble's Troubles, Romeo, Juliet and Darkness, Mr. H's Treasure, Lady Chatterley's Lover, Christmas, First and Last, Everything for the Firm. The House of Final Joys, Adventure under the Bed, The Woman in the Cage, Mysterious Mrs. Savage, The Emöke Legend, Strong as Death, Assassination of the Minister of Finance, Memories of Washington, Behind the Wall, Berenika Cuts her Hair, Three Times Life and Three Times Death, Man with Ghost, Ex officio...

Films:
Master of Ceremonies, The Dance Master, The Wonderful Years that Sucked, The Forgotten Light, An Ambiguous Report about the End of the World, The Arcade, A Land Gone Wild, Halt or I'll Miss, Boomerang

Television serials:
A Land Gone Wild, Three Kings, Hotel Herbich, Sharpeyes Detective Agency
Karel Kachyňa's film Hanele is about to go into distribution.

In production:
Report on the Travels of Students Peter and Jacob (dir. D. Vihanová), Parallel World (dir. P. Václav), Ene bene (dir.
A. Nellis), The Companion (16 mm, dir. Z. Zemanová), Not too Little, Not Too Much (16 mm, dir. P. Strnad)