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Intimate Lighting (1965)

Director: Ivan Passer

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From Time Out Film Guide

The last Czech film by Milos Forman's co-writer Ivan Passer is a moving, sympathetically directed study of belonging, place and the pleasures of friendship. It follows the visit of musician Bezusek and his betrothed to old friends in a small country town. Wistful, gently comic and affecting.

Author: WH

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Cast & crew

Director: Ivan Passer

Cast: Vera Kresadlová, Zdenek Bezusek, Jan Ostrcil, Karel Blazek, Jaroslava Stedrá, Vlastimila Vlková, Karel Uhlík, Miroslav Cvrk, Dagmar Redinová, Jan Vostrcil full cast

Duration: 72 mins


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