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Put the Light On, so We Can See

20231h 33mRadim Špaček,Václav Kučera

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A film about the friendship of musician Miroslav Wanek and artist Martin Velíšek, connected by their collaboration and especially the band Už jsme doma. It was directed by Václav Kučera, who died in 2019, and completed years later by Radim Špaček. Similarly, producer Romek Hanzlík died in 2019 and the film was completed by Petr Koza in his company KOZA Film, s.r.o.

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What is Put the Light On, so We Can See (2023) about?

A film about the friendship of musician Miroslav Wanek and artist Martin Velíšek, connected by their collaboration and especially the band Už jsme doma. It was directed by Václav Kučera, who died in 2019, and completed years later by Radim Špaček. Similarly, producer Romek Hanzlík died in 2019 and the film was completed by Petr Koza in his company KOZA Film, s.r.o.

Who stars in Put the Light On, so We Can See?

Put the Light On, so We Can See stars Miroslav Wanek (Self), Martin Velíšek (Self). The film was directed by Radim Špaček.

How long is Put the Light On, so We Can See?

Put the Light On, so We Can See has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2023.

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