- Vladimír
Šverák (born 1959) is a
Czech mathematician.
Since 1990, he has been a
professor at the
University of Minnesota.
Šverák made
notable contributions...
- Jan
Svěrák (Czech pronunciation: [ˈjan ˈsvjɛraːk]) (born 6
February 1965 in Žatec) is a
Czech film director. He is the son of
screenwriter and
actor Zdeněk...
- Zdeněk
Svěrák (born 28
March 1936) is a
Czech actor, humorist,
playwright and scriptwriter, and one of the most well-known and po****r
Czech cultural personalities...
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Czech polymath,
created by
Ladislav Smoljak, Jiří Šebánek [cs] and Zdeněk
Svěrák. The
fictional personality is
presented as a
universal genius, and one of...
- ****-occupied
Europe to fly
Spitfires during the
Battle of Britain. Jan
Svěrák filmed some new
aerial scenes and
reused aerial footage from Hamilton's...
-
which has been (among
other uses)
applied by
Stefan Müller and Vladimír
Šverák to
construct counterexamples to
generalized forms of Hilbert's nineteenth...
-
Czechoslovak comedy-drama film
directed by Jan
Svěrák. The
screenplay comes from the pen of his
father Zdeněk
Svěrák. The film was
nominated for the Academy...
- (with Zdeněk
Svěrák and Oldřich Lipský) 1976 Marečku,
podejte mi pero! (with Zdeněk
Svěrák) 1976 Na samotě u lesa (with Zdeněk
Svěrák) 1978 Ball Lightning...
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reshaped in an
unexpected way. The film was
directed by Jan
Svěrák and
stars his father, Zdeněk
Svěrák, who also
wrote the
script from a
story by
Pavel Taussig...
- as I Can Walk won the
Crystal Globe. The
festival paid
tributes to Jan
Svěrák and
Martin Scorsese's The Film Foundation. The
following were appointed...
