How The Went to Bed
Country
CzechoslovakiaCopyright
1967Production year
1967Premiere
13 September 1968Runtime
13 minCategory
filmGenre
fairytaleTypology
animatedtheatrical distributionshortOriginal title
Jak šli spátCzech title
Jak šli spátEnglish title
How The Went to BedWorking title
Medvíďata VI.
Film online
Photos
Commentary
Crew and creators
Director
Screenstory
Screenplay
Commentary by
Script Editor
Director of Photography
Art Director
Film Editor
Sound Designer
Animation
Boris Masník, Stanislava Procházková, Pavel Procházka
Production Manager
Zdeněk Bumba, Josef Pořický (vedoucí ateliéru)
Cooperation
Emil Přeček, Elemír Topicer, Vítězslav Šafránek, Milena Nováková, Jan Švarc
Music
Music Composed by
Music Performed by
FISYO (Music Conducted by Štěpán Koníček),
Production info
Original Title
Jak šli spát
Czech Title
Jak šli spát
English Title
How The Went to Bed
Working Title
Medvíďata VI.
Category
film
Typology
animatedtheatrical distribution
Genre
fairytale
Origin country
Czechoslovakia
Copyright
1967
Production Year
1967
Production specifications
projection approval 8 November 1967
Premiere
premiere 13 September 1968 /suitable for youths/
Copyright Holders
Distribution
Technical info
Duration typology
short film
Duration in minutes
13 min
Original length in metres
361 meters
Distribution carrier
35mm
Animation technique
cut-out, puppet, combined (technique)
Aspect ratio
1:1,37
Colour
colour
Sound
sound
Sound system/format
mono
Versions
Czech
Dialogue languages
Czech, commentary
Subtitles languages
without subtitles
Opening/End credits languages
Czech
Awards
Vítěz
Exhibition: 9. dny krátkého filmu Karlovy Vary
1968
Karlovy Vary / Czechoslovakia
Ivan Urban
Vítěz
Exhibition: Soutěžní přehlídka krátkých filmů Karviná
1968
Karviná / Czechoslovakia
Vítěz
Exhibition: 9. dny krátkého filmu Karlovy Vary
1968
Karlovy Vary / Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Štěpánek
Vítěz
Exhibition: 9. dny krátkého filmu Karlovy Vary
1968
Karlovy Vary / Czechoslovakia
Břetislav Pojar
Vítěz
Exhibition: 9. dny krátkého filmu Karlovy Vary
1968
Karlovy Vary / Czechoslovakia
Rudolf Deyl ml.
