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Filip Renč
Yönetmen 🎂 17.08.1965 (61 yaşında) 📍 Prague, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic] 🎬 47 Yapım

Filip Renč

Biyografi

Filip Renč (born 17 August 1965) is a Czech film director, screenwriter, and actor. Since his childhood, he already proved his enthusiasm for movies and drama. As a young boy he appeared in several movies, including Julek (1980) and Leve kridlo (1983). During his studies at FAMU (Film and TV School of The Academy of Performing Arts in Prague) he created documentaries (Zapadákov, Srdíčko) for which he was awarded at the International film schools festival in 1987 and 1988. His debut movie Requiem for a Maiden was also a great success at the Czechoslovakian film festival FORUM in Bratislava. In the following years he directed a number of successful movies, including From Subway with Love (2005) and his latest piece At Your Own Risk (2008) which has just recently been released. He directed not only movies but also TV commercials and even music videos. He also wrote screenplays which he later directed himself, such as The Rebels (2001), Válka barev (1993) and Requiem for a Maiden (1991). Filip Renč made numerous appearances as an actor, for an instance, in The Ride (1991) and even his own Requiem for a Maiden (1991).

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Kolya
Film ★ 7.4

Kolya

1996 • Photographer
Fantaghirò
Film ★ 6.4

Fantaghirò

1991 • Ussubel
Jízda
Film ★ 6.9

Jízda

1994 • Honzik
Nedodržaný sľub
Film ★ 6.1
Requiem pro panenku
Film ★ 5.7
Docent
Dizi ★ 6.5

Docent

2023 • Filip Renč
Máme rádi Česko
Dizi ★ 7.5
Kouzla králů
Film ★ 5.9

Kouzla králů

2008 • generál Mordyna
Levé křídlo
Film ★ 4.0
Julek
Film ★ 5.8

Julek

1980 • Julek (12 years old)
Motiv pro vraždu
Film ★ 4.2

Motiv pro vraždu

1975 • Petřík (segment "Kapsář")
Papilio
Film ★ 4.3

Papilio

1987 • Cepek
Na startu je delfín
Film ★ 5.0
Jakub
Film ★ 9.0

Jakub

1977 • Jakub
Pavlínka
Film ★ 10.0
Můj cukrový sen
Film ★ 4.0

Můj cukrový sen

1989 • David Horáček