Why Havel? Trailer

Why Havel? Trailer (1991)

01 October 1991 Factual 96 mins

The first part of the block will be dedicated to the monograph Vojtěch Jasný: The Film Poet in Exile (2020) authored by the film historian Jiří Voráč. The monograph is centered on the legendary director’s life and career after his emigration to Western Europe and to the US after 1968, which have so far received little attention. In exile, Jasný established himself as a film director (he authored over thirty cinema and TV films and documentaries), stage director, photographer, and film studies lecturer. The first part will be followed by the screening of Jasný’s documentary Why Havel? co-produced by himself and Miloš Forman in Canada and Czechoslovakia in 1991. As remarkable as this reflection of the paradoxical transformation of a dissident into a president in the carnival-like atmosphere of the euphoric post-revolution period with the first question marks already appearing may be, it did not meet the expectations of the head of state.

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Cast

Václav Havel

as Václav Havel

Olga Havlová

as Olga Havlová

Crew

Sylvain Brault

Sylvain Brault Director of Photography

Jaroslav Kučera

Jaroslav Kučera Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 01 October 1991

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