Jan Prušinovský
Czech director and screenwriter (born 1979)
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Born | (1979-07-03) July 3, 1979 (age 45) Hořovice, Czechoslovakia |
Occupation(s) | director, screenwriter |
Years active | 2006-present |
Jan Prušinovský (Czech pronunciation: [ˈjan ˈpruʃɪnovskiː]) (born 3 July 1979 in Hořovice) is a Czech director and screenwriter.[1]
In 2013, he was nominated for Czech Lion award as Best Director for Okresní přebor - Poslední zápas Pepika Hnátka and the film itself was nominated as the Czech Best Film. He won Czech Lion Awards as Best Director for The Snake Brothers (Kobry a užovky) in 2016, the film itself won the award for Best Czech Film.[2]
Filmography
- 2005: Nejlepší je pěnivá, student film
- 2006: Rafťáci, screenwriter
- 2008: František je děvkař, screenwriter and director
- 2010: Okresní přebor, TV series – screenwriter and director
- 2012: Okresní přebor - Poslední zápas Pepika Hnátka, screenwriter and director
- 2014: Čtvrtá hvězda, TV series
- 2015: The Snake Brothers
- 2015: Autobazar Monte Karlo, series
- 2016: Trpaslík, TV series
References
External links
- Jan Prušinovský at IMDb
- Czech-Slovak film database: Jan Prušinovský page (in Czech)
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Czech Lion for Best Director
- Jan Hřebejk (1993)
- Milan Šteindler (1994)
- Martin Šulík (1995)
- Jan Svěrák (1996)
- Petr Zelenka (1997)
- Vladimír Michálek (1998)
- Saša Gedeon (1999)
- Jan Hřebejk (2000)
- Jan Svěrák (2001)
- Petr Zelenka (2002)
- Vladimír Morávek (2003)
- Jan Hřebejk (2004)
- Bohdan Sláma (2005)
- Jiří Menzel (2006)
- Jan Svěrák (2007)
- Petr Zelenka (2008)
- Marek Najbrt (2009)
- Radim Špaček (2010)
- Zdeněk Jiráský (2011)
- David Ondříček (2012)
- Agnieszka Holland (2013)
- Petr Václav (2014)
- Jan Prušinovský (2015)
- Julius Ševčík (2016)
- Bohdan Sláma (2017)
- Olmo Omerzu (2018)
- Václav Marhoul (2019)
- Agnieszka Holland (2020)
- David Ondříček (2021)
- Petr Václav (2022)
- Tomáš Pavlíček and Jan Vejnar (2023)