- Václav
Binovec (12
September 1892 – 29
February 1976, in Prague) was a
Czech film director, screenwriter, and
occasional actor. He was
often referred...
- svatý Václav) Václav Noid Bárta, singer, songwriter, and
actor Václav
Binovec,
Czech film
director and
screenwriter Václav Brožík,
painter Václav Hanka...
- Zdeněk Gina Hašler (who
emigrated to the USA
after the war) and Václav
Binovec. Vladimír Čech and Václav Krška
started their careers during World War...
-
Oswald (Germany, 1933) A
Woman Who
Knows What She Wants,
directed by Václav
Binovec (Czechoslovakia, 1934) A
Woman Who
Knows What She Wants,
directed by Victor...
- která ví co chce) is a 1934
Czech musical comedy film
directed by Václav
Binovec and
starring Markéta Krausová, Jiří Steimar [cs; pl], and
Truda Grosslichtová...
-
Democratic Workers'
Party Bedřich Bezděk
Czechoslovak People's
Party František
Biňovec Czechoslovakian Social Democratic Party Pavel Blaho Republican Party of...
- národa) is a 1920
Czechoslovak romantic war
drama film
directed by Václav
Binovec. The film, set
during World War I,
stars V. Ch. Vladimírov and Suzanne...
- (Czech: Bláhové devce) is a 1938
Czech romance film
directed by Václav
Binovec and
starring Hana Vítová, Vladimír Borský and Zita Kabátová. The film's...
-
Plesl as Miloš
Havel Pavel Batěk as
Otakar Vávra Petr Jeništa as Václav
Binovec Gabriela Míčová as Nina Burianová
Gabriela Mikulková as
Alice Nová Lenka...
-
cooperated with the
ambitious Czech director and ****
collaborator Václav
Binovec. At the war's end, Innemann's
wartime activities were investigated. He...
