Lida baarova biography definition
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Movie Review: Lída Baarová
She was the Slavonic version authentication Marlene Vocalist, but that campy Ordinal Reich melodrama doesn't beat her justice
Written byJason PirodskyPublished on 22.01.2016 16:55:36(updated anticipation 22.01.2016) Interpret time: 18 minutes
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Directed by Filip Renč. Stellar Táňa Pauhofová, Karl Markovics, Gedeon Burkhard, Simona Stašová, Martin Huba, Lenka Vlasáková, Pavel Kříž, Anna Fialová, Jiří Mádl, Zdenka Procházková, Michal Dlouhý, Helena Dvořáková, Miroslav Táborský, Alois Švehlík, David Novotný, Jan Révai, Petra Navrátilová, Marie Kružíková, Štěpán Vlček, Petra Ben Messaoud, Jiří Ployhar ml., Jana Plodková. Written descendant Ivan Hubač.
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Living in a Moral Void
On the corner of Palacký and Jungmannova Street stands a house where in the 1930s, the film star Lída Baarová used to meet with General Radola Gajda, one of her many affluent acquaintances. More than 60 years later, the downstairs café hosted three reviewers of Doomed Beauty by Helena Třeštíková and Jakub Hejna who tried to find answer to the question raised by the film – what was the main cause of Lída Baarová’s fall? Among those present were Tomáš Hrubý (TH), producer of Gottland, Stanislava Přádná (SP), lecturer at the Department of Film Studies of Charles University, and musician, historian and author of a book focusing on Lída Baarová’s love affairs Radek Žitný (RŽ).
TH – Two films focusing on the life of Lída Baarová have recently been released in cinemas. This very fact indicates that her story plays an iconic role in the eyes of Czech audiences. Baarová teaches us a lesson on the dilemmas that define our history – collaboration, striving for world importance and the ever-present Faustian dilemma of success vs. guilt. The rollercoaster of Baarová’s life does not cease to fascinate us and the film manages to capture it with great skill and purity of expression.
SP: Given the fact that Helena Třeštíková’s and Jakub Hejna’s do
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Baarova, Lida (1914–2000)
German actress.Born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, on September 7, 1914 (one source cites May 12, 1910); died on October 29, 2000; lived in Salzburg, Austria; daughter of a civil servant; simultaneously attended secondary school and the dramatic arts school of the State Conservatory of Prague; married Gustav Fröhlich (a celebrated actor and star of Metropolis, who had been married earlier toGitta Alpar ); married Jan Kopecky (a theatrical agent), 1947 (divorced 1956).
Filmography:
Kariéra Pavla Camrdy (The Career of Pavla Camrdy, Czech, 1931); Madla z sihelny (Madla of the Brickyard, Czech, 1932); Okénko (Scatterbrain, Czech, 1933); Jeji Lekai (Her Doctor, Czech, 1933); Barbarole (German, 1935); Ein Teufelskerl (A Devilish Fellow, German, 1935); Einer zuviel an Bord (One Too Many on Board, German, 1935); Die Stunde der Versuchung (The Hour of Temptation, German, 1936); Verräter (Traitor, German, 1936); Unter Ausschluss der Öffentlichkeit (Public Excluded, German, 1937); Patrioten (Patriots, German, 1937); Panenstvi (Virginity, Czech, 1937); Der Spieler (The Gambler, German, 1937); Divka v Modrem (The Girl in Blue, German, 1938); Moskovana milenka (The Masked Mistress, German, 1938); Ohnivé léto (Exciting