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Kha-Chee-Pae

Chačipe, Czech Republic, 2005, 57 min, 16 mm, 8 mm, DV, Experimental, Human Rights, IDF Video Library, Society
Miroslav Janek investigates life in a children's home through games. He invites the kids to become his filmmaking partners: he teaches them how to operate a film camera, and encourages them to film the environment in which they live. The director introduces the children to various filmmaking crafts, and thus they are not limited to merely capturing reality. Together they create animation, shoot skits they have created themselves, and experiment with film materials - all the while revealing many things about their lives. In the kids' hands, the camera is a toy, but one which breaks down the walls separating two worlds. It is a tool that enables them to confide their secrets, to cope with powerlessness and unexpected sorrow. "Hi mom, hi Kuba, I'm in the woods and my phone number is 021905. On the way, I saw forest men, homeless people, nymphs, drunks, and a witch who gave us some snakes. We ate the snakes. Then I flew home to where the beginning is. Big animals were at the table worrying about something. Suddenly, I looked up and the social lady was standing at the door, and Uhu flew to the stars, and there was creepy thunder. Then I dissolved completely, like sugar in water. It was pretty impressive. That's what I remember. I won't even mention the car crash."
Director:
Míra Janek
Producer:
Richard Němec
Dramaturgy:
Martin Štoll
Original idea:
Míra Janek
Screenplay:
Míra Janek
Director of photography:
Míra Janek
Editor:
Tonička Janková
Sound:
Tomáš Kubec, Michael Míček
Languages:
Czech
Subtitles:
English
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East Silver 2005 East Silver Caravan
Prize in Category documentary film over 30 minutes - NADOTEK – Festival of Documentary film with Social Topic, Ústí nad Orlicí, 2006
Award of Belgrade Rotary Club - Film Show Magnificent 7, Belgrade (Serbia), 2006
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