Intimate Lighting

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Intimate Lighting is a 1965 Czech New Wave film, directed by Ivan Passer, known for its understated, gently humorous portrayal of everyday life in a small town.

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instanceOf Czech New Wave film
film
cinematography Miroslav Ondříček
colorProcess black-and-white
countryOfOrigin Czechoslovakia
director Ivan Passer
distributor Filmové studio Barrandov
filmingStudio Barrandov Studios
genre comedy film
comedy-drama film
drama film
hasCastMember Jaroslava Štěpánková
Jirí Hrzán
Karel Blazek
Milan Loksanský
Vera Kresadlová
Zdenek Bezusek
hasStyle minimalist narrative
naturalistic acting
observational humor
hasTheme everyday life
friendship
music
small-town life
hasTitleInOriginalLanguage Intimní osvětlení
inception 1965
isIvanPasserFeatureDebut true
mainCharacterOccupation musician
movement Czech New Wave
musicBy Jirí Sust
linked to: Jiří Šust
notableFor gently humorous tone
understated portrayal of everyday life
originalLanguage Czech
partOf Czech cinema
producer Josef Ouzký
publicationDate 1965
releaseCountry Czechoslovakia
releaseYear 1965
runtime 71 minutes
screenwriter Ivan Passer
Jaroslav Papoušek
Václav Šašek
setInPeriod 1960s
setting small Czech town

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Czech New Wave notableFilm Intimate Lighting
Ivan Passer notableWork Intimate Lighting
Vladimír Pucholt notableWork Intimate Lighting