What is the film 'Broken Voices' about?

'Broken Voices' is about the dynamics of artistic ambition and abuse of power in a 1990s Czech girls' choir, inspired by the Bambini di Praga case.

What awards has 'Broken Voices' won?

'Broken Voices' won the Europa Cinemas Label for Best European Film and a Special Jury Mention at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.

Who is the director of 'Broken Voices'?

The film 'Broken Voices' is the narrative debut of director Ondřej Provazník.

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Abuse of Power Unveiled in Czech Girls' Choir

16 Jan

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Summary

Film uncovers dynamics of ambition and abuse in a 1990s Czech girls' choir.
Sales deals secured across Europe and Japan for 'Broken Voices'.
Box office success in Czech Republic and Slovakia exceeding €1 million.

Abuse of Power Unveiled in Czech Girls' Choir

Sales company Salaud Morisset has announced multiple deals for Ondřej Provazník's film 'Broken Voices.' This narrative debut, which previously won the Europa Cinemas Label at Karlovy Vary, explores the sensitive themes of artistic ambition and abuse of power within a prestigious girls' choir in early 1990s Czech Republic. The story centers on Karolína, a 13-year-old prodigy whose talent draws the attention of a charismatic choirmaster.

The film has garnered international acclaim, screening at over 50 festivals worldwide and is set for further exhibition in Tromsø, Trieste, and Göteborg. In the Czech Republic and Slovakia, the film achieved significant commercial success, grossing over €1 million. International distribution deals have been finalized with companies in Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Austria, Portugal, Poland, Hungary, and Japan, indicating strong global interest.