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PRESS RELEASE: Czech Film Week at the Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter's - Týden s českými filmy v Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter's
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Cork: 27th April 2012: To coincide with the exhibition ‘Argonautic’ by the Czech Artist Michal Singer, the Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter’s will host a Czech film week starting on Saturday 4th May and running to Friday 10th May 2013. All films will have English subtitles.
Catering to all tastes, seven Czech films will screened at various times throughout the week in the Centre’s Upper gallery space.
Included among these are Pouta (Walking Too Fast) a thriller by Director: Radim Špaček; Tmavomodrý svět (Dark Blue World) a Historical / Romance se against the backdrop of the World War 11 German invasion of Czechoslovakia by Director: Jan Svěrák, and Oscar-winning Miloš Forman’s Director’s cut of his Documentary Co tě nezabije… (What Doesn't kill you).
The exhibition ‘Argonautic’ will run until 22nd May 2013. The Cork Vision Centre @ St. Peter’s is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am – 5pm.
Admission is free.
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