Karel Pech Trailers
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Most Popular Karel Pech Trailers
Total trailers found: 35
Africa II – From the Equator to Table Mountain Trailer (1953)
23 October 1953
The second part of the film begins with a journey in the equatorial region, where the travelers managed to capture the most typical images of the original Africa.
Parasites Trailer (1948)
01 January 1948
You too can be in the movie, threatens what starts out as a playful satire against profiteers who take advantage of the shortage of food and other goods in the post-war period.
What about him Trailer (1950)
31 December 1950
Promotional film about the importance of collecting goat skins, which are used to make gloves.
Silent Barricade Trailer (1949)
06 May 1949
A fiction piece centered around the Czech resistance to the Nazis.
Africa - Part I - From Morocco to Kilimanjaro Trailer (1952)
12 June 1952
The feature-length film by engineers J. Hanzelka and M. Zikmund captures how the two travelers prepared for their first trip around the world and in documentary footage describes their experiences from the first half of the trip through Africa.
People and Sausages Trailer (1948)
01 January 1948
If you think shopping malls are crowded, you probably haven’t experienced a Prague canteen in the late 1940s.
From Argentina to Mexico Trailer (1954)
15 October 1954
Travelers Hansel and Zikmund sail from Africa to South America. On their journey to film, they capture clouds of locusts on the plains of Argentina's Chaco, a snake farm in Butantane, skyscrapers in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro, a visit to lepers in Paraguay, waterfalls in Iguazu, a daring expedition to the jungles of the Marañon river basin to hunt skull hunters.
Byla jednou jedna budoucnost: Podivná reportáž z přítomnosti 1965 Trailer (1965)
01 January 1965
In an unspecified town, all the clocks stop one day. A television reporter investigates the cause... Karel Pech and Kateřina Burianová in a fictional dramatic report.
