River(1933)
Řeka
Early Czech Landscape Cinema Realized Via Pathé-Baby
7m1933-12-05
Documentary
River Synopsis
A poetically edited documentary capturing the gradual transformation of a river from the trickles of melting glaciers into a raging mountain stream. The film won 2nd place at the International Film Competition in Paris in 1933.
River (1933) is a documentary film directed by J. Maxa, released on December 5, 1933 with a runtime of 7m.
- Director:
- J. Maxa
- Cinematographer:
- Prokop Maxa
- Status:
- Released
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River was released on December 5, 1933 and runs for 7m.