Using non-fictional shots and animated maps, the film presents the planned project of the Elbe-Oder-Danube Canal, which should open the way for Czechoslovakia to the world's seas and connect it with t...
A description of various ways in which the Labor Day, on May 1, 1951 was celebrated. The contrast is built between nature and mechanical labor, which is highlighted. The series of parades in Prague ar...
The film depicting the circumstances of the Slavic Agricultural Exhibition reflects on the possibilities of international cooperation in the field of agriculture and forestry.
Film představuje technickou podstatu a historický vývoj staroměstského orloje na budově Staroměstské radnice v Praze. Jelikož se radnice stala jednou z mála pražských budov poničených v ...
A fictional story depicts a return of an emigrant, who is returning back home in order to work against the country by collaborating on spy activities with the US. The spy-emigrant is depicted as a tou...
The film depicts a six-year period under the Nazi oppression in the city of Zlin. It displays bilingual signs, a lack of food and petrol. People are preparing for and protecting from bombing, they are...
A promotional film presenting the cities and natural landscapes of Czechoslovakia to a foreign audience. The framework of the film is a staged situation of projection for the audience in a non-theatri...
A depiction of an evolution of an agricultural movement and development through a rough critique of bourgeoisie and capitalism. It particularly reflects the transformative years of 1848, 1918 and 1945...
painter Alois Jaroněk among the spectators
festival parade through the streets of the town
participants of the feasts dancing in the stadium round the hoisted maypole
historical short scene from peasants´ life played live
minister Vavro Šrobár and Italian General Luigi Giuseppe Piccione as guests at the celebration
a dummy of the Death carried by young girls in folk costumes
the premises of the textile factory - Bartoňova Spinning Mill
a view at the square and St Lawrence Church (in the right)