PODCAST | Niklas Pollmann interviews Ivan Ostrochovský, director of the film Servants (Sluzobnici).
Interview with Ivan Ostrochovský about his second feature film Servants, his cinematic language and the plans for his next feature film project.
Servants (Sluzobnici): Servants is a polit-thriller settled in a Catholic monastery in Czechoslovakia in 1980. It tells the story of two young seminarists and their role in the conflict between the Pacem in Terris organisation supported by the communist regime and the Roman Catholic church.
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