Filming of the movie Kriplyně begins in Slovakia and the Czech Republic
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The Czech-Slovak film Kriplyně has had its first clapperboard, meaning filming has begun. The film is a joint production of Czech and Slovak filmmakers and is one of the new additions to the Czech film scene. Reports about it have appeared in media that cover culture and film.
The plot begins at the moment when thirty-year-old Jana, played by Barbora Bočková, wakes up after an unfortunate accident. The accident happened on the day of her own wedding ceremony. Jana wakes up in an intensive care unit, and her life changes fundamentally from that moment on. The story thus focuses on the moment when everything the heroine had planned suddenly collapses.
Actress Barbora Bočková takes the lead role, and her performance will be one of the main themes of the film. The filmmakers have not yet described all the characters or other parts of the plot in detail. Information about when the film will be shown in cinemas is not yet available in the current reports.
The start of filming is the first important step on the road to a finished film. Audiences in the Czech Republic can therefore look forward to a new domestic film, which will probably continue to be written about once further details of the premiere are known.
Sources: Aktuálně.cz
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