Czech Lion Awards: Most of the categories won the film Zátopek … The war in Ukraine was also mentioned! – Topky.sk

At the end of the ceremony, the film Zátopek won the most valuable statue. It was handed over to its producer Kryštof Much and David Ondříček by director Václav Marhoul. He also mentioned the brave struggle of the Ukrainians against the Russian occupiers, in connection with his own picture. “We shot the painted bird in Ukraine. I wake up every morning thinking of people from my staff that they are somewhere in line, ” stated.

The prize for the best male performance in the supporting role was announced on Saturday evening. It was acquired by Oldřich Kaiser, for the film The Man with the Rabbit Ears. However, you did not come to the statue in person. The actress Antonie Formanová was the first to take her over for her performance in the supporting female role in the film Occupation. This was followed by the sleepy Zátopka ride. During the evening, Czech filmmakers won several filmmakers who took part in its filming.

Jana Dopitová won for Lev’s best costumes, and according to academics, Jan Vlasák won the best film scene. The film won Czech Lions for both camera and editing or for the best performance in the main male role. As expected, Lev was taken over by Václav Neužil, who played Zátopek. However, the exception of Saturday night followed in the same women’s category, as Pavla Gajdošíková scored in it. She received the statuette for her performance in the film Errors.

However, David Ondříček, director of Zátopek, thanked Václav Neužil for his performance in Zátopek by a few tens of minutes. He also took home a prestigious statue from Rudolfinum. On the gala evening, there were repeated messages to Ukraine, the people who are defending it against Russian aggression. “It’s not just Putin who started the war. Much of the Russian nation supports or is silent. We know that the worst things in the world happen because of indifference … Unfortunately, there are artists among them, including representatives of Russian cinema, “ reminded at the beginning of the evening the Ukrainian ambassador to the Czech Republic Yevhen Perebyjnisa.

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Olga Lounová, Lilia Khousnoutdinova and Aneta Kernová dressed in Ukrainian colors.
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He specifically named Nikita Michalkov, a close friend of Vladimir Putin. He subsequently asked that Russian filmmakers and their work be excluded from Czech cinemas and Czech cinematography. The awards ceremony was broadcast live by Czech Television. The moderator of the evening, actor and director Jiří Havelka at the beginning of the ceremony called on the audience to applaud for Ukraine.

“Ukraine is fighting against Russian aggression. The soldiers are also fighting for us … They are teachers, doctors and filmmakers, ” He said that there would be an opportunity to contribute to the humanitarian fund for the benefit of the invaded country throughout the live broadcast. Behind the collection is the organization People in Need. So far, 1.16 billion Czech crowns have been collected and more than five million crowns have been added to the account of the Czech Lions.