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Robert Richardson: The White Devil
What started as a student exercise and master’s degree project soon evolved into a creative partnership and personal friendship between Jana Hojdová, a former cinematography student at Prague’s FAMU, and distinguished cinematographer Robert Richardson.
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What started as a student exercise and master’s degree project soon evolved into a creative partnership and personal friendship between Jana Hojdová, a former cinematography student at Prague’s FAMU, and distinguished cinematographer Robert Richardson.
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Barletta, Bridge Films, HN Film, CameRRaman, PPF Foundation
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