Mistr Kampanus
Jun 24, 1993
Director
Zdenek SirovýOverview
A TV adaptation of the famous novel in which writer Zikmund Winter depicts the life story of Prague university professor and humanist poet Jan Campanus Vodňanský and his efforts to save the ancient university after the Battle of White Mountain. Campanus gradually loses all his battles. The path of concessions leads to unintentional but tragic guilt when, at Campanus's unwitting instigation, the Jesuits seize the child of the executed Jesenius. The difficult post-White Mountain period in the Czech lands presented Campanus with a dilemma: whether to convert or to keep a clear conscience, a conflict of power and honor so common in our history...
Cast of Mistr Kampanus
Crew of Mistr Kampanus
Zdenek SirovýDirector- Věra KalábováWriter
- Ondřej VogeltanzWriter
- Zikmund WinterNovel
- Karel ŠkorpíkExecutive Producer
Luboš FišerOriginal Music Composer- Jiří KadaňkaDirector of Photography
- Jana MaláskováEditor
- Marie MaršálkováEditor
- Mirko VeselýEditor
- Ladislav BrančCostume Design
- Helena SlavíkováDramaturgy
- Helena SýkorováCreative Producer
- Ivana SoukupováSecond Assistant Director
- Zdena FroncováScript Supervisor
- Dana JanouškováProduction Assistant
- Petr FučíkCamera Operator
- Jiří MyslíkCamera Operator
- Jaroslav ŠenfelderCamera Operator
- Zdeněk UherCamera Operator
About Mistr Kampanus
What is Mistr Kampanus about?
A TV adaptation of the famous novel in which writer Zikmund Winter depicts the life story of Prague university professor and humanist poet Jan Campanus Vodňanský and his efforts to save the ancient university after the Battle of White Mountain. Campanus gradually loses all his battles. The path of concessions leads to unintentional but tragic guilt when, at Campanus's unwitting instigation, the…
When was Mistr Kampanus released?
Mistr Kampanus was released on June 24, 1993.
Who directed Mistr Kampanus?
Mistr Kampanus was directed by Zdenek Sirový.
Who is in the cast of Mistr Kampanus?
The cast of Mistr Kampanus includes Václav Postránecký, Miroslav Donutil, František Němec, Ondřej Vetchý and Václav Vydra.