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LOST COAST

by Jiří Zykmund

synopsis

The film follows the lives of fishermen and vacationers who, through community efforts and friendly cooperation, seek to improve the otherwise deserted shores of the South Moravian reservoir Nové Mlýny, whether for a family holiday or leisurely fishing. Due to bureaucratic machinations, however, they are forced to sell off their summer homes and leave this place full of nostalgia and memories for good. Discreetly observational camerawork reveals the ordinary hardships, difficulties and joys of ordinary people and, with humorous insight alternating with melancholy contemplation, recounts the story of the conflict between living human experience and the cold state apparatus.

international title: Lost Coast
original title: Ztracený břeh
country: Czech Republic
year: 2019
genre: documentary
directed by: Jiří Zykmund
film run: 78'
screenplay: Jiří Zykmund
cinematography by: Jiří Zykmund
film editing: Adam Brothánek
music: Vladimír Chrastil
producer: Jiří Konečný
production: Endorfilm

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