Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia
· 57m
Director
David BairstowOverview
Chicago Black Hawks hockey star Stan Mikita visits his native Czechoslovakia for a family reunion in this 1968 documentary. The cameras follow him over the course of a day and evening as he and his wife and daughter travel to Prague and the small village of Sokolce, where he was born. We get a good glimpse of Czech life, and the enthusiasm that exists for the sport of hockey.
Cast of Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia
Crew of Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia
About Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia
What is Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia about?
Chicago Black Hawks hockey star Stan Mikita visits his native Czechoslovakia for a family reunion in this 1968 documentary. The cameras follow him over the course of a day and evening as he and his wife and daughter travel to Prague and the small village of Sokolce, where he was born. We get a good glimpse of Czech life, and the enthusiasm that exists for the sport of hockey.
How long is Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia?
Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia runs 57 minutes.
Who directed Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia?
Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia was directed by David Bairstow.
Who is in the cast of Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia?
The cast of Twenty-four Hours in Czechoslovakia includes Stan Mikita (Self).