66 Seasons
Country
the Slovak Republic, Czech RepublicCopyright
2003Production year
2000—2002Runtime
86 minDirector
Peter KerekesCategory
filmGenre
historicalTypology
documentarynon-theatrical distributionlongOriginal title
66 sezónCzech title
66 sezónEnglish title
66 SeasonsCo-production title
66 sezónSummary
A feature-length film on the Stará plaváreň swimming place in Košice, Slovakia, which is a miniature model of the world that materialized on the surface of a swimming pool. The period from 1936 – 2002 can be called a time when “history went to swim” there.
Photos
Self-appearance
Viktória Rák /ž/
Andrés Poveda
plavčík
Crew and creators
Director
Assistant Director
Screenstory
Screenplay
Dramaturg
Jan Gogola ml. (ČT), Rudolf Růžička (šéfdramaturg), Beáta Arvayová (STV)
Director of Photography
Martin Kollár, Boris Bočev (podvodní záběry)
Camera Operator
Film Editor
Sound Designer
Production
Peter Kerekes, Damián Kaušitz (ČT)
Production Manager
Production Manager
Miroslav Fedor (STV), Aleš Novák (ČT)
Cooperation
Kinga Kaszonyi, Mojmir Dřizga, Monika Suchánska, Róbert Berenhauf, Peter Hudák, Ondro Dedík, Iveta Domoráková, Dana Havelková, Emílie Cagášková, Václav Šimek, Martin Jemča, Patrik Zsolt, Katalin Juhász, Lucia Urbančoková, Mátyás Prikler, Roland Kusebach, Tomáš Gajduš, Pavla Vohnická, Igor Hreba
Music
Music Composed by
Singer
Music Supervisor
Production info
Original Title
66 sezón
Czech Title
66 sezón
English Title
66 Seasons
Co-production Title
66 sezón
Category
film
Typology
documentarynon-theatrical distribution
Genre
historical
Origin country
the Slovak Republic, Czech Republic
Copyright
2003
Production Year
2000—2002
Premiere
premiere abroad 12 May 2003 (Košice, Slovensko /slavnostní/)
non-distribution premiere 31 October 2003 /suitable for all ages/ (televizní uvedení ČT 2)
premiere abroad 9 February 2004 (Bratislava, Slovensko /distribuční, slovenské filmové kluby/)
Distribution slogan
About the swimming pool where history used to go swimming.
Production
ČESKÁ TELEVIZE, Slovenská televízia, Štúdio Košice (Slovenská televízia), Peter Kerekes s.r.o.
With support
Ministerstvo kultúry Slovenskej republiky, Program Pro Slovakia, Magyar Történelmi Film Alapítvány, Nadácia Kalligram, Kalligram alapítvány kft., Štúdio 727, KODAK
Distribution
Česká televize (uvedení v televizi), Asociácia slovenských filmových klubov (uvedení ve slovenských kinech)
Technical info
Duration typology
feature film
Duration in minutes
86 min
Distribution carrier
35mm
Aspect ratio
1:1,66
Colour
colour
Sound
sound
Sound system/format
mono
Versions
Slovak
Dialogue languages
Czech, Slovak, Hungarian
Subtitles languages
without subtitles
Opening/End credits languages
English, Slovak
Awards
Vítěz
Festival: MFF Syrakusy 2004
2004
Syrakusy / United States of America
Vítěz
Festival: MFF DocAviv 2004
2004
Tel Aviv / Israel
Vítěz
Event: Cena slovenské filmové kritiky 2004
2004
Bratislava / the Slovak Republic
Vítěz
Festival: Mediawave 2004, Ráb
2004
Ráb / Hungary
Vítěz
Festival: 7. mezinárodní festival dokumentárních filmů Jihlava
2003
Jihlava / Czech Republic
Vítěz
Event: Ceny ASK
2003
Bratislava / the Slovak Republic
Martin Kollár
