Czech director Zbynek Brynych specialized in films dealing with life under fascist rule and how people relate to each other and their environment. A former musician, Brynych began his film career in the mid-'40s as a production manager. In 1949, he joined the Barrandov Film Studio and worked as an assistant director. Between 1951 and 1953, Brynych worked with the Czechoslovak Army Film Unit. He became a second unit director in 1955, and three years later released his directorial debut, Zizkovska Romance/A Local Romance. As with most of his subsequent films, Brynych co-wrote the screenplay. Brynych occasionally worked on productions outside of Czechoslovakia.
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Noc oranzovych ohnu
Director, Screenwriter |
1974 | |||
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Oaza
Director |
1972 | |||
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O Happy Day
Director |
1970 | |||
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Ja Spravedlnost
Director, Screenwriter |
1968 | |||
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Souhvezdí Panny
Director, Screenwriter |
1965 | |||
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... A Pátý Jezdec Je Strach
Director, Screenwriter |
1964 | |||
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Transport Z Raje
Director, Screenwriter |
1962 | |||
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Skid
Director |
1960 | |||
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Five Out of a Million
Director |
1959 | |||
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Pet Z Milionu
Director, Screenwriter |
1959 | |||
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Zizkovska Romance
Director, Screenwriter |
1958 |