A Czech folklorist who received a prize for a visual myth about Slovakia The Earth Sings (1933) at the Venice Biennale, made for Prag-Film a film about the culture and traditions of the Cheb district (The Egerland, practically uninhabited by Czechs by then), for which a propagandistic prologue and epilogue was shot by F. B. Nier.
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Karel Plicka Director · F. B. Nier Director Edmund Nick Composer
First release January 1, 1943
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Prag-Film
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German
Spoken on screen
German
Release dates
Germany · January 1, 1943
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