CT documents will offer portraits of personalities, historical topics and travelogues

Prague – When developing new documentaries for Czech Television (T), the producers gave particular attention to social and societal issues, biographical portraits of significant individuals, and themes related to war and history. The program this year will also include a selection of the audience's preferred travel books.

The role of documentaries in CT is significant, and they are one of the program's pillars. Today, journalists received this information from the program's director, Milan Fridrich.

"We have frequently worked on documentaries with both well-known creators and figures from the next generation. For instance, in the spring, we aired the drama series V exekuci, which was created by Barbora Chalupová and ivana pauerová miloevi and tackled a challenging but pressing topic.

The balance film by Viktor Polesné Léto and Jaromr Hanzlk, which was made in honor of the actor's 75th birthday, offers an intriguing perspective that is relevant to more than just the context of Czech Television news, which has been reporting on the war conflict in Ukraine for almost a year. It documents his rise to fame as well as his artistic inactivity, time spent living abroad, and his return to acting in the United States.

The important Czech rock musician Ivan is portrayed in the director Simon Afránek film Ivan - The King of Three Chords from the standpoint of the previously unreported phases of his domestic career. A close-up portrait of Jitka Molavcová is presented in the movie Klaunka.

According to screenwriter and director Olga Sommerová, "her admirable acting has a deep intellectual dimension in addition to a clownish one.". 30 years later, he explores the world of an organization that had a significant impact on everything significant in Czechoslovakia in the twenty-part joint Czech-Slovak project called StB: Top Secret.

In the movie Hana Podolská, legend of Czech fashion, the journey of a common seamstress to becoming the proprietor of a renowned fashion salon is depicted. It will guide you through the significant moments in the life of a woman who contributed to the development of the First Republic's fashion aesthetic.

The authors Martin Loueck and Jakub Jelnek produced a five-part travel series titled Skates and Shovels about South Africa and its people from the perspective of skaters who construct skateparks there as a charitable endeavor. The series was made exclusively for the online platform of Czech Television. The television premieres of movies CT co-produced will be available to viewers in addition to original documentaries.

They are Prisoner of Freedom, written and directed by Helena Tetková René, Good Old Czechs, helmed by Tomas Bojar, How I Became a Partisan, written and directed by Vera Lacková, and Planeta Praha, helmed by Jan Hoek. With a share of 31.74 percent in the over 15 audience category last year, T surpassed all other television groups as the most watched.

Nova came in third with 26.4 percent, followed by Prima in second place with an increase of 1.73 points to 26.9%. However, Nova triumphed among audiences aged 54 to 69 and under.

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The balance film by Viktor Polesné Léto and Jaromr Hanzlk, which was made in honor of the actor's 75th birthday, offers an intriguing perspective that is relevant to more than just the context of Czech Television news, which has been reporting on the war conflict in Ukraine for almost a year.