Elective Affinities
Directed by Karel Vachek1968 85mDocumentary
7.25.0
The film captures the excited political atmosphere in March 1968 Czechoslovakia when president Antonin Novotny stepped down and Ludvik Svoboda was elected a new president. The then top political figures are filmed during their day to day meetings, often during their personal conversations. Thus a mosaic of shots portraying the spirit of those times is created.
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Elective Affinities was released on November 8, 1968.
Elective Affinities was directed by Karel Vachek.
Elective Affinities has a runtime of 85m.
Elective Affinities was produced by Stanislav Litera.
The film captures the excited political atmosphere in March 1968 Czechoslovakia when president Antonin Novotny stepped down and Ludvik Svoboda was elected a new president. The then top political figures are filmed during their day to day meetings, often during their personal conversations. Thus a mosaic of shots portraying the spirit of those times is created.
The key characters in Elective Affinities are Self (Ludvík Svoboda), Self (Oldřich Černík), Self (Alexander Dubček).
Elective Affinities is a Documentary film.
Elective Affinities has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.