Prague Zero Hour

Atmospheric thriller set in Czechoslovakia during the early days of the Nazi occupation. As the SS prepare to round up refugees in Operation Canary, the hunted minority plot their escape and young student, Král, flees through the snowy streets of Prague.

Credits

Cast
Bek, Josef; Palec, Ivan; Hoffmann, Jutta; Tokos, Lubor; Hasek, Vlastimil; Kahler, Ernst; Finohr, Hans; Lisewski, Stefan; Hlavatý, Vladimir; Preusker, Horst; Brabec, Vladimir; Urbanova, Emilie; Schránil, Raoul; Milos Makovec (director); Jan Koplowitz (screenplay); Milos Makovec (screenplay); Milivoj Uzelac (music); Rudolf Stahl (cinematographer); Zdenek Stehlík (film editor); Christfried Sobczyk (sound); Josef Bek (cast member); Ivan Palec (cast member); Jutta Hoffmann (cast member); Lubor Tokos (cast member); Vlastimil Hasek (cast member); Ernst Kahler (cast member); Hans Finohr (cast member); Stefan Lisewski (cast member); Vladimir Hlavatý (cast member); Horst Preusker (cast member); Vladimir Brabec (cast member); Emilie Urbanova (cast member); Raoul Schránil (cast member)
Complete catalog record
Alternate title: Praha nultá hodina. English.
Original source: Reproduction of: Praha nultá hodina Czechoslovakia; GDR (German Democratic Republic), 1962. 16mm Comb BW pos. | The British Film Institute | Archive Reference: N-507246. | Contributors: Koplowitz, Jan; Makovec, Milos; Uzelac, Milivoj; Stahl, Rudolf; Stehlík, Zdenek; Sobczyk, Christfried. | Production Company: Barrandov Film Studio. | Production Company: DEFA.
Release: Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2017.
Physical description: 1 online resource (video file 1:18:40) : sound, black and white | monochrome
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945 -- Underground movements -- Czechoslovakia | Occupations -- Czechoslovakia -- Drama | War -- Underground movements | Occupations | Second World War (1939-1945) | Nazism | Resistance movements | Occupation of territories | Wars | Judaism | Concentration camps | SS (Schutzstaffel) | Communism | Hitler Youth | Fascism | Refugees | Medical practitioners | Prague | Czechoslovakia | Oranienburg | Germany | Hácha, Emil (1872-1945) | Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945) | Drama | 1939-1945 | Webcast

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Sources

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